Sentence examples for contractors account from inspiring English sources

According to Mote, DOD and its contractors account for about 2% of the nation's STEM workers a lot, but not enough to swing national education or hiring policy in any particular direction.

The CIA evidently isn't thrilled with the contractors' account of what happened in Benghazi, particularly their widely-publicized claim that the agency's base chief in Benghazi, a man known only as "Bob," ordered the security team to "stand down" during the initial attack.

Education officials instead rely largely on contractors' accounting firms to certify that their clients bill the state honestly and accurately.

GPs themselves are effectively private contractors, accounting for £8bn, or almost 10% of the entire NHS budget.

In 2005, the last time the Bureau of Labor Statistics tried to track these kinds of workers, independent contractors accounted for 7.4 percent of total employment.

Bryan Cline, a vice president with the Health Information Trust Alliance, a nonprofit company that establishes privacy guidelines for health providers, said nearly 20 percent of breaches involved outside contractors, accounting for more than half of all the records exposed.

Through 2007, spending on outside contractors accounted for 20percentt of the total costs of the war, the budget office found, according to the people with knowledge of the report.

According to the report, contractors accounted for 85percentt of the program's staff by 2008.

The police training category proved very dangerous as well, especially for contractors, accounting for 145 casualties (20percentt) overall.

During World War II contractors accounted for only 10percentt of the military workforce, compared with 50percentt in the Iraq War a 1 1 ratio of contractors to military personnel.

According to some estimates, contractors accounted for up to 70percentt of CIFA's workforce, raising concerns over whether the government could effectively oversee service contractors' activities.