Sentence examples for contractors means from inspiring English sources

Ridsdale's negotiation with city council planners and building contractors means the building of Cardiff's proposed £35m 30,000 all-seat stadium will finally get underway this December.

Five studies in the last 15 years, at least two of which were state-run, have shown that Wicks increases school construction costs up to 30percentt because hiring more contractors means paying more companies' overhead.

Government contractors means businesses with state contracts (and their subcontractors in most states; conditional on contract size in some states).

For employers, bringing on 1099 contractors means they can avoid paying taxes, overtime pay, benefits and workers' compensation.

And he alleged that the placing of services with contractors meant that Cypriot cleaners at the base were being charged to the UK taxpayer at three times the annual cost of an airman's salary.

"Labelling one architect with having produced the worst building of the year without mention of the client, developer or contractor means giving the architect a massive kicking when they are very rarely the sole author of the project," said Charles Holland, director of FAT Architecture.

An existing agreement with its maintenance contractor means there will be no extra cost to tax payers.

The opaque nature of the contracts, and the very complex network of contractors and sub-contractors, means that the exact outer limits of their work is cloudy at best.

But in an e-mail, a spokeswoman, Joanne Cachapero, did mention another reason to be skeptical that the pornography shutdown drove the large decline in film payrolls: performers in X-rated films, who number about 3,000, are independent contractors, which means they wouldn't be counted in the Labor Department's payroll data anyway.

Just like other bus companies, Ouibus relies heavily on contractors, which means that BlaBlaCar could quickly adjust the offering.

A government agency can do it, or it can be outsourced to private contractors, which means plaintiffs' lawyers.