Sentence examples for would be commissioned from inspiring English sources

No art, for example, would be commissioned with a violent theme.

Ideally this would be commissioned across clinical commissioning group (CCG) boundaries.

The plan would be commissioned in the first term of a Labor government.

Sometimes the book would already have another publisher, and sometimes it would be commissioned by the panel.

Its success also meant getting a mass audience was no longer the only criteria for assessing whether a show would be commissioned or not.

The corporate plan said that artists would be commissioned to "deliver services" and that Creative Scotland, which is chaired by Royal Bank of Scotland board member Sir Sandy Crombie, would draw up "franchises" that would be "tendered".

If a Republican had been responsible for the foreign-policy markers of the past three years, the Party would be commissioning statues.

This description came to mind last week when Google announced that they would be commissioning and sponsoring a new piece of digital installation art at the Barbican in London.

A Kensington Palace spokesperson said the duchess would be commissioning "leading figures" from the mental health sector as well as young people, parents and teachers to contribute to the site.

Some examples would be commissioning a mural on building and covering the streets with chalk, paint or displays.

What you might not have expected when you went for your job interview is that you'd be commissioning services in what seems like a constantly evolving landscape of public service delivery.