Sentence examples for be subcontracted from inspiring English sources
verb
To contract out portions of a larger contracted project.
O'Leary said he anticipated that shorthaul would be subcontracted by Lufthansa and British Airways.
Are you suggesting background work ought to be subcontracted to third-party providers?
Our island seems to be subcontracted to the US for the Olympics, without our consent, not good in a democracy.
When public-works contracts do go to foreigners, at least 30% of the work must be subcontracted to locals.
Under the agreement a number of Congolese staff were to be trained and 10% of the work would be subcontracted to Congolese companies.
And when the mechanics of urban governance may be subcontracted to Siemens and Cisco, what happens to the principle of democratic accountability?
Ever professional, Richard wonders whether there may be subcontracting or out-sourcing possibilities in Kay's line of work.
Partly, it's that they're subcontracted to companies.
The search for "a mafia" was subcontracted to Hollywood.
Summers was the blagger, with work being subcontracted to him.
In Iraq, however, that job was subcontracted to Halliburton.
