Sentence examples for contractor to exploit from inspiring English sources

Federal authorities have accused New York City officials of a five-year effort to defraud Medicaid, working with a contractor to exploit loopholes in Medicaid's computerized billing system to collect reimbursements that amounted to tens of millions of dollars.

Provide CHP unit to end users, housing corporation or private contractor to exploit the CHP unit.

Installs and maintains CHP units as commissioned by end users, housing corporation or private contractor to exploit the CHP unit.

Second, in very many cases the premium has been pure profit, which the contractors have been able to exploit by re-financing projects and realising considerable short-term profit soon after the construction phase of the project has been completed.

Labor law makes a sharp distinction between employees and independent contractors, and many employers figured out how to exploit that distinction.

We also work with an isolated tribal group in Korba, Chhattisgarh where people did not know the value of currency and were often exploited by contractors to work for nominal wages.

Rather, they are those at the highest end of the income scale: government contractors, corporate farmers and very rich individuals who have figured out how to exploit the country's poorly written tax code for their benefit.

Social exchange theory seeks to explain how actors (in our case firms) establish, maintain, and dissolve network ties in a self-serving way to exploit the benefits and reduce the costs of their relationships (Monge and Contractor 2003).

Once you've identified the providers of your company's services as "independent contractors" or as citizens exempt from, say, lodging regulations, you've cleared the way to exploit them.

The agency has encouraged or coerced companies to install back doors in encryption software and hardware, worked to weaken international standards for encryption and employed custom-built supercomputers to break codes or find mathematical vulnerabilities to exploit, according to the documents, disclosed by Edward J. Snowden, the former N.S.A. contractor.

Bannon reportedly presented Trump with plans from billionaire Stephen Feinberg to exploit Afghanistan's mineral wealth and Blackwater founder Erik Prince to use private military contractors to defeat the Taliban.