Sentence examples similar to contractor research from inspiring English sources

I work as a independent government contractor researching victims of reported and unreported crime.

Five years ago, the F.A.A. banned Americans from operating drones, apart from special exemptions granted to around three hundred military contractors, research programs, and law-enforcement agencies.

The use of contractors in research and development is waning, he says, but "there is a growing need for contractors in the areas of quality control, manufacturing, and clinical development".

Mr Malalo, who left the special forces uninjured six years ago, says the French assault rifle, the Famas, is superbly non-reflective even in bright light.Developing new metal alloys to reduce rifle glint is just one facet of the effort to develop better camouflage, concealment and deception technologies that is under way at defence contractors, military research bodies and university laboratories.

The other is farming out to contractors the researching of so-called prior art -- determining whether similar inventions already exist.

Melissa Johnson has served as a research contractor for Merck-Schering Plough, Astellas, and T2 Biosystems, Charles River Laboratories, and an independent contractor for UpToDate.

Ms. Greathouse, the former environmental research contractor and the lead author of the 1987 E.P.A. report, said that she and her colleagues had found "dozens" of cases that she said appeared to specifically involve drinking water contamination related to fracking.

Mr. Neugent, 62, plans to work full time until he is 65 and then part time for the Mitre Corporation, a federal research contractor that encourages older workers to stay on.

"Earthquakes remain an important threat to our economy," Kishor Jaiswal, a research contractor for the USGS, said in a statement.

A study released in February by the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners, prepared by researchers at defense contractor SAIC and nonprofit research house GTI, finds that the U.S. has more than 200 billion barrels of oil and 2,000 trillion cubic feet of natural gas that are recoverable with today's technology.

The budget woes are afflicting, among others, state governments, American Indian tribes, military contractors and cancer research laboratories.