- non-
commissioned officer Purchase of
commissions in the
British Army Ship
commissioning,
placing a
warship in
active military duty
Great Commission, a...
- The Workers'
Commissions (Spanish:
Comisiones Obreras, CCOO)
since the 1970s has
become the
largest trade union in Spain. It has more than one million...
- to
award commissions, or has
commissions awarded in his or her name. In
Commonwealth nations,
commissioned officers are
given commissioning scrolls (also...
-
Commissions of sewers,
originally known as
commissions de
wallis et
fossatis (Law Latin: "
commissions of
walls and
ditches [or ****s]") were
English public...
- The
Finance Commissions (IAST:
Vitta Jayga) are
commissions periodically constituted by the
President of
India under Article 280 of the
Indian Constitution...
- The
Roberts Commission is one of two presidentially-appointed
commissions. One
related to the cir****stances of the ****anese
attack on
Pearl Harbor, and...
- The
French Community Commission (French:
Commission communautaire française (COCOF)) is the
local representative of the French-speaking
authorities in...
-
Commissions are a form of variable-pay
remuneration for
services rendered or
products sold.
Commissions are a
common way to
motivate and
reward salespeople...
-
gross misconduct. Only
commissions in
cavalry and
infantry regiments could be purchased, up to the rank of colonel.
Commissions in the
Royal Engineers...
- questions. Many
royal commissions last many
years and, often, a
different government is left to
respond to the findings.
Royal commissions have been held in...
