Sentence examples for contractor extended from inspiring English sources

NORTHROP GRUMMAN CORP., Los Angeles, the military contractor, extended its $2.6 billion unsolicited offer for Newport News Shipbuilding Inc., Newport News, Va., to Aug. 2 because antitrust regulators need more time to review the proposal.

Dan Ward, vice president of human resources at EDS, a computer services company and also a large government contractor, extended Shuman?s definition of talent management (Ward called it strategic workforce planning) as still getting the right people, but now with the need to be accessible, and delivered just-in-time with the right competencies.

The foolish dreams of would-be contractors extend beyond the notion of extra dollars in the bank.

The military contractor Northrop Grumman extended its $11.9 billion tender offer for TRW to June 14 while the two companies try to reach a merger agreement.

COMPUTER SCIENCES CORP., El Segundo, Calif., a provider of computer services, said that Raytheon, Lexington, Mass., the military contractor, had extended and expanded three technical services agreements valued at about $492 million over eight years.

Before the arrival of Ms. Spadafora and her family, the contractor had extended the lower floor of the building to attach it to what was a separate apartment in the main building and is now the area where the children have their bedrooms.

While this did not happen, the existence of the plan will also cause concern for those, such as its contractors, who extended credit to City Link in the weeks before its collapse.

Take rubbish collection: an existing waste contractor will extend operations to a new settlement, but should a garden city (or an urban regeneration project) simply repeat the existing model?

The business relationship between Clients and contractors is changing with contractors role extending from delivering facilities to delivering complete business to clients.

The projects also often require contractors to extend existing vents and chimneys.

Clifton's call for the act's remit to be extended to contractors hired by public bodies has been addressed by the director of the Campaign for Freedom of Information, Maurice Frankel, who also gave evidence to the commission.