Sentence examples for contractor should be from inspiring English sources

"The agreement requires them to take those actions that any 'high road' contractor should be taking to ensure its compliance and the compliance of its subcontractors with federal law on federal taxpayer-funded projects".

We suggest that every public sector provider or contractor should be asked how they plan to help rebuild social networks – and how they plan to encourage mutual support among users.

But in the longer term, China's overall relationship with the United States, which spans global economic, military and security issues, was more important than the feelings of the public in China and Hong Kong, who felt that the contractor should be protected from the reach of the United States, analysts said.

Councillors also agreed a specialist contractor should be appointed to help rejuvenate the aquarium.

Citizens Advice said safeguards should be put in place to deal with flaws in the assessment process, and the new contractor should be fined if its assessments were shown to be flawed.

The legislation deals with the accounting minutia involved in a large government contract, including how best to monitor spending before and during construction and whether the contractor should be allowed to receive a management fee for running the project.

When negotiating with Sellar, Southwark council stipulated that the obligatory Section 106 community agreement for contractors should be met through an employment project.

Private contractors should be used "more systematically" in future, the defence secretary Philip Hammond told a Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) conference on land warfare last month.

The news comes as two Cabinet ministers said the G4S failings at the Olympics had caused them to think again about how private contractors should be used.

Ms. Quinn said that spending on contractors should be subject to more scrutiny, and that in the three months since Mr. Bloomberg released his initial budget, projections for such spending rose by $110 million, to $10.4 billion.

A report (pdf) by Vijaya Ramachandran and Julie Walz of the Centre for Global Development, published in February, suggests that all contractors should be required to reveal information about their use of sub-contractors and join the International Aid Transparency Initiative.