Sentence examples for development contractor from inspiring English sources

Ehab, 34, who worked for a development contractor in Baghdad but fled after receiving threats, said recent immigrants from Iraq are in need of profound guidance.

Ms. Khal was a senior manager for an American development contractor; in New York, the best job she could initially find was as a receptionist at a real estate firm.

Beginning in the 1970s, the trend in Yemen, Morocco, Egypt and the Persian Gulf "was to Islamicize education as a way to fight the left and pro-communists — with the blessing of the U.S.," explained Lahcen Haddad, a professor at the University of Rabat in Morocco and an expert on governance with Management Systems International, a U.S. development contractor.

The food czar, Ben Thomases, 35, who came to City Hall as food policy coordinator to take charge of a campaign to combat hunger and unhealthy eating, is now the chief operating officer of Wildcat Service Corporation, a nonprofit work force development contractor.

Development contractor Amey said the lights have been "a huge success".

Proposals are reviewed, and one or more development contractors are selected.

Later that year, dozens of America's largest international development contractors banded together to form the Council of International Development Companies (CIDC) to serve as a unified, public voice for private development contractors on Capitol Hill.

"U.S.A.I.D.'s use of development contractors and frequent embeds with the military have dangerously blurred humanitarian principles by associating such programs with a party to the conflict," the group wrote.

The company's property arm, Nakheel - whose projects include the palm-shaped island in the Gulf - shoulders the bulk of money due to banks, investment houses and outside development contractors.

To Soma's credit, they'll at least be hiring Somalis for basic, low-level service jobs, a practice that is not followed by the myriad international defense and development contractors operating in the mini- green zone" adjacent to mini- green airport, nor followed by the African Union Mission in Somalia.

But despite the development of contractor blacklists and other requirements earlier in the war, American investigators have uncovered a new case that casts doubt on the military's ability to weed out suspicious contractors from the thousands who work with the United States to build bases, ship supplies and carry out myriad other tasks.