Sentence examples for examples of contractors from inspiring English sources

However, Mr Moulton could not confirm whether this money had been paid to workers, while MPs pointed to examples of contractors not receiving money that was due on 19 December.

"But there is a crisis of confidence at present, caused by some worrying examples of contractors not appearing to treat the public sector fairly, and of departments themselves not being on top of things.

NAO head Amyas Morse said there was "a crisis of confidence at present, caused by some worrying examples of contractors not appearing to treat the public sector fairly, and of departments themselves not being on top of things".

The report's three examples were of contractors being warned they'd have their legs broken for bidding on a specific contract, be hit with a hammer for refusing to buy out a bankrupt company's contracts, and one person being told he'd "have the shit beat out of him" if he didn't buy a contract from another person.

For example, for contractors they are typically only applied as contracts are renewed, and for business assistance recipients, they are usually only applied to new recipients of assistance.

Examples of such partners are contractors, designers and clients.

For example, big retailers employ thousands of contractors but have little insight into how their performance and rates compare across cities and states.

In Illinois, for example, the weatherization agency's pool of contractors grew from 18 to 60 companies to accommodate the increase in production resulting from the infusion of ARRA money.

Scott Gilbert, a member of the Grosses' legal team, said the lawsuit could be especially damaging for the State Department and DAI if the discovery process produces more examples of unqualified and ill-prepared contractors sent to Cuba.

Criminal wars of choice, mass government surveillance, the tortures and the licenses accorded military contractors are examples of rampant lawlessness.

Also of note, the order provides another example of instances where contractors may be viewed by the SEC as insiders.