Sentence examples for contract employed from inspiring English sources
Parsons, the only bidder for the contract, employed several well-connected engineering and public relations firms in the state, including the engineering firm of Anthony J. Sartor, a longtime friend and neighbor of Donald T. DiFrancesco, a Republican who is now the acting governor and the president of the State Senate.
In contrast, GPs in comparable countries like The Netherlands, Denmark and the UK have been subjected to more extensive demands to practice cost effectiveness; in the UK the new 2004 GP contract employs economic incentives to increase performance and guideline adherence.
The 6,000 option contracts employed in the spread comprise nearly 25% of the stocks total existing open interest of 24,552 lots.
The couple married there, and he set up a practice geared toward estate planning and contracts, employing his wife as office manager.
Many firms that trade futures contracts employ only scant safeguards to protect customer money, interviews with dozens of industry officials and an examination of public records show.
The school's two NCS contracts employ 60 people, Brown noted.
In 2015, the federal government spent $438 billion on contracts with private sector employers; all told, the firms that received those contracts employ tens of millions of people.
And so Abdullah became a contract linguist employed by a multinational corporation and contracted to support US military forces.
Nearly all of the contract interrogators employed at Abu Ghraib are Arabs from several countries who are naturalized Americans.
To make matters more complicated, check-in staff, regardless of what uniform they may be wearing, might be outsourced contract workers, employed by a third party, rather than directly by the airline.
He also said the selection process did not give enough weight to younger talent, and that the central contract system employed by Cricket Australia meant Australia's international cricketers were not encouraged to speak their minds.
