Collocations for commission - noun
1. asking sb to do a piece of work for you
VERB + commission
accept,
get,
receive
The firm will accept commissions for most types of architectural work.
During the 1940s he received commissions for several large religious paintings.
The firm will accept commissions for most types of architectural work.
During the 1940s he received commissions for several large religious paintings.
give sb
2. official group asked to report on sth
ADJECTIVE
international,
national
independent
bipartisan (AmE), joint
federal, government
judicial, official, parliamentary, presidential, royal, state
permanent, standing
special
roving
election, electoral
fact-finding, investigating, investigative
planning
truth (= to find out about human rights abuses)
independent
bipartisan (AmE), joint
federal, government
judicial, official, parliamentary, presidential, royal, state
permanent, standing
special
roving
election, electoral
fact-finding, investigating, investigative
planning
truth (= to find out about human rights abuses)
VERB + commission
appoint,
create,
establish,
set up
The government has set up a joint commission to consider the problem.
The government has set up a joint commission to consider the problem.
chair,
head,
preside over
PREPOSITION
commission for
the commission for racial equality
the commission for racial equality
commission on
a commission on domestic violence
a commission on domestic violence
3. money for selling sth/providing a service
VERB + commission
earn,
get,
receive
pay
charge
That bank charges a high commission for overseas withdrawals.
pay
charge
That bank charges a high commission for overseas withdrawals.
deduct
PREPOSITION
in commission
She earned $2 000 in commission last month.
She earned $2 000 in commission last month.
on commission
Most of the salespeople are on commission.
Most of the salespeople are on commission.
commission for,
commission on
They get a 10% commission on every encyclopedia they sell.
They get a 10% commission on every encyclopedia they sell.