Sentence examples for contractors in question from inspiring English sources

One of the contractors in question is Aker, a listed Norwegian firm no more related to Reliance than Roald Amundsen was to Gandhi.What about the charge that production was deliberately suppressed, with BP as supposed partner in crime?

The employees and contractors in question — having been assured by their employer that they would no longer be facing prosecution — presumably accepted the administrative sanctions, relying on the Justice Department decision to end the criminal inquiry.

On the basis that the contractors in question work in more or less every offshore field in the world, the commission found, this amounts to a systemic failure in the industry.The American Petroleum Institute (API) sees this aspersion on the industry as a whole as unfair, since however much work those companies do they are only three in a sector of hundreds.

The SFOR contractors in question "faced allegations of buying women, transporting trafficked women, and violence against trafficked women".

When contacted by VICE News, H&M denied that it had any direct business relationship with Turkmenbashi Jeans Complex and said that it was investigating whether "any H&M supplier is linked to the sub-contractor in question or cotton from a banned region".

Watch out if the contractor in question's bid was far below all of the others.

ALLEGATIONS of misbehavior by employees of Blackwater USA in the shooting deaths of 17 Iraqis have brought the military's use of private contractors into question.

This is a sure sign that the contractor is either unfamiliar with the work in question (and therefore also probably new to the work), or has underbid on purpose because he intends to have cost over-runs later.

(The indictment, and trial testimony by contractors, made clear that the mayor's own honesty was not in question).

THE NEW YORKER: Jon Lee just texted me a response to Fern's question about private contractors in the disaster area: JON LEE ANDERSON: I have seen a few military-looking "contractors" around and some have been hired privately it seems; it could be that embassies and businesses have also hired them.

The directive divides the rules on using contractors for intelligence work into three categories, based on the type of intelligence in question: tactical, operational or strategic.