Sentence examples for contractor deaths from inspiring English sources

"Everyone believes we're underreporting contractor deaths".

The final figures also show the lowest rate of contractor deaths since the agency began tracking them in 1983, it said.

Experts who have studied the phenomenon say that because many contractors do not comply with even the current, scanty reporting requirements, the true number of private contractor deaths may be far higher.

The bulk of the known contractor deaths are concentrated among a handful of major companies, particularly those providing interpreters, drivers, security guards and other support personnel who are particularly vulnerable to attacks.

That trend has been growing for the past several years in Afghanistan, and it parallels a similar trend in Iraq, where contractor deaths exceeded military deaths as long ago as 2009.

There were at least 418 contractor deaths in 2011.

Even before the contractors' deaths, however, the marines ran into sporadic but stiff resistance last month as they took over responsibility for the area from departing Army soldiers.

A7 News in Contractors' Deaths For the families of five American contractors kidnapped in Iraq more than a year ago, waiting with no news of their fate has made for a battle of hope against dread.

Sheriff Perry said Ms. Holdren-Nowacki, a former fleet vehicle manager for Blackwater, a security company, threatened to release documents about the contractors' deaths to the news media, members of Congress and family members of the men.

No one goes dry on the anniversary of a contractor's death.

A company has been fined £266,000 over a contractor's death during the construction of the Glendoe hydro-electric scheme near Fort Augustus.