Sentence examples for contractor in which from inspiring English sources

Mortgage experts generally recommend that homeowners complete their refinancing before making any major career changes, especially if they are planning to start their own business or become an independent contractor, in which case income may fluctuate.

Diamond Offshore Drilling, an oil- and gas-drilling contractor in which Loews has a 50.4% ownership stake, said last week that its quarterly profits fell 5.9% thanks to higher taxes and sluggish demand for shallow-water rigs.

Diamond Offshore Drilling, an oil and gas drilling contractor in which Loews has a 50.4% ownership stake, said last week that its quarterly profits fell 5.9% due to higher taxes and sluggish demand for shallow-water rigs.

In 1945, he was discharged from the military as unfit for duty on medical grounds as a major and found work as a building contractor, in which career he remained until his retirement in 1954.

A week ago I noted that Mitt Romney's convention speech included a sudden lurch into weaponized Keynesianism, the doctrine that government spending destroys jobs unless it's spending on defense contractors, in which case it's the lifeblood of the economy.

This is classic "weaponized Keynesianism" — the claim that government spending can't create jobs unless the money goes to defense contractors, in which case it's the lifeblood of the economy.

In June 1999, the legal defense fund reached a settlement of a suit against Street Beat and one of its contractors in which they agreed to pay $285,000 in back wages.

He testified, among other things, about the governor's weekend at the Carlyle Hotel in Manhattan and a Florida vacation that Mr. Rowland accepted at a greatly reduced rate from a state contractor, William A. Tomasso, in which he stayed at a property owned by Mr. Tomasso.

In response to a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) query, the NSA today informed journalist Jason Leopold that it could not locate email pursuant to his request for "any and all emails written by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden in which Mr. Snowden contacted agency officials through email to raise concerns about NSA programs".

'Co-pro' also challenges the traditional customer-contractor convention in which practitioners commission research which is then conducted, packaged and delivered by academics.

A phenomenon of recent years has been the turnkey or package contract, in which the contractor undertakes to finance, design, specify, construct, and commission a project in its entirety.