Sentence examples for contractors for development from inspiring English sources

It is the Afghan Public Protection Force -- not the Afghan Personal Protection Force -- that will replace all private security contractors for development project, convoys and commercial businesses.

The order requires that as of March 20, the new Afghan Personal Protection Force, which is under control of the Afghan government, replace all private security contractors for development projects, convoys and commercial businesses in Afghanistan.

It is unclear how Americans will tighten the screening, particularly after March 20, when under an order by President Hamid Karzai the new Afghan Personal Protection Force, which is under control of the Afghan government, will replace all private security contractors for development projects, convoys and commercial businesses in Afghanistan.

Northrop, the prime contractor for development of the Stealth Bomber, has said it is hiring up to 1,500 employees over the next 18 months at its new plant in Palmdale, Calif.

As one example, supporters pointed to the earmarking of tens of millions of dollars in the 1990s to General Atomics and other military contractors for early development of what became the Predator program, the unmanned drones now used frequently in airstrikes in Afghanistan.

Instead of awarding one big award, they make awards to four different contractors for agile development teams.

Deputy Mayor Caswell F. Holloway, who spearheaded a review of the city's technology woes, said the new entity could save taxpayers millions of dollars by reducing the city's reliance on highly paid outside contractors for project conception, development and execution.

Thus, Sarosh is able to create more job opportunities for technical contractors, and expedited development for tech companies.

The two contractors were to run out of money for development of their prototype vehicles by June 2014 unless the Army funded the rest of the technology development phase.

The air traffic control analogy is significant in part because Computer Sciences and Lockheed Martin have traditionally been the nation's two largest contractors for the Federal Aviation Agency in the development and maintenance of the nation's air traffic control system.

In December, they said, he was on a follow-up trip for Development Alternatives Inc., a contractor working with the United States Agency for International Development.