Sentence examples for foreign subcontract from inspiring English sources

The allegations on which I reported — tales of deceptive recruitment, unpaid wages, sexual assault, and conditions resembling indentured servitude faced by some foreign subcontract workers of the Pentagon — were cited yesterday in federal hearings of the Commission on Wartime Contracting.

In practice, though, military privatization has produced convoluted chains of foreign subcontracts that often lead to cost overruns and fraud.

Foreign subcontracts, on the other hand, face fewer hurdles.

At first Kawasaki exported finished trains, then the group of foreign companies subcontracted the production of basic components to Chinese train manufacturer Sifang and then assembled them in China.

In the Middle East, it appears he'd like to subcontract foreign policy to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Bizarrely, they cited the importance of relations with China, as if the foreign ministry had subcontracted its diplomatic responsibilities to a low level of the judiciary.

Its strategy, if it can be called that, has been to double down on its anti-Iran stance — subcontracting foreign policy to Israel and Saudi Arabia.

Following tenders from British and foreign firms, Jacobs subcontracted the work to IREM, an Italian company, which has shipped roughly a hundred of its permanent (Italian and Portuguese) staff to Britain to carry out the work.

Often, these manufacturers subcontract for foreign companies — or are owned by them.

These companies — usually American firms that subcontract to foreign workers — operate free of regulation by either the Iraqi government or the United States military.

Throughout the late 90's, conservatives like John Ashcroft accused the Clinton administration of seeking to "subcontract" American foreign policy to the U.N.