Sentence examples for in which contractor from inspiring English sources

The Pentagon released a report in 2005, required by the FY 2005 Defense Authorization Act, which noted that there was no single-source collection point for information on incidents in which contractor employees supporting deployed forces and reconstruction efforts in Iraq have been engaged in hostile fire or other incidents of note.

For example: Client shall pay Contractor $ __ __ per hour due on or before the first Friday following the end of any week in which Contractor performs services for Company.

Brighton Beach residents remember a previous Army Corps of Engineers project in which contractors buried the bathrooms under sand.

The restrictions created a sequence of events in which contractors were being detained for having expired documents that the government would not renew.

He regards the country as a thriving hub for solutions to developmental problems, but also one which suffers from poor enforcement of building codes "in which contractors like to take shortcuts".

Prosecutors charged that Mr. Coren helped set up a fund in which contractors for agencies including the City Housing Authority, the School Construction Authority and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority deposited fringe benefits payments for workers, but the contractors then used the money for other purposes.

The vice president expressed his "personal regret" for the Blackwater shooting in 2007, in which contractors guarding American diplomats opened fire in a crowded Baghdad traffic circle, killing 17 people, including women and children.

In particular, he faulted a company executive for implying during her sworn testimony that the "phantom recall" incident -- in which contractors bought defective Motrin products off store shelves -- was a limited and transparent transaction.

Jameson is organising the living wage campaign, which takes its lead from the US, where Boston was the first city in which contractors became legally obliged to pay a living wage.

Moro heads the investigation into a vast scam centered on state oil company Petrobras in which contractors paid bribes to receive inflated contracts, and stolen money was funneled to politicians and political parties.

In the early 1980's, the consensus in the construction equipment industry was that Japanese manufacturers would have little success in an American market in which contractors had relied on the same company for machines for decades, said Al Cervero, former owner of a crane manufacturer and now senior vice president of the Association of Equipment Manufacturers, a trade group in Milwaukee.