Sentence examples for industry contractors from inspiring English sources

Shell has promised to arrange a meeting between the youths and industry contractors to discuss their grievances.

However, when major intrusions against computers operated by the Pentagon, the military or defense industry contractors have occurred in the past, officials have regularly blamed China, and sometimes Russia.

"The playing field has changed dramatically," said Michael H. Herson, a lobbyist in Washington whose firm, American Defense International, represents numerous defense industry contractors who have already put in their requests this year for earmark money.

Bosses at Sellafield nuclear power plant confirmed that 900 contractors will vote on a walkout on Monday morning in solidarity with oil industry contractors in Lincolnshire which is at the heart of the dispute after around 300 new jobs were taken by Italian and Portuguese workers.

And according to NASA officials recently in Moscow, industry contractors are already spending the money on station components.

Generic maps exist on both the State Department and TransCanada websites, but maps with precise GIS data remain the proprietary information of TransCanada and its chosen oil industry contractors. .

Sergio, a retired oil industry contractor, prefers a boat and driver to shuttle him back and forth to the town, which consists of a handful of restaurants, three dive shops, two dance clubs and a Baptist church.

The industry contractor hired by the State Department to review the environmental impacts of the pipeline originally argued that with high oil prices, tar sands development was "inevitable" and therefore you couldn't really blame Keystone XL for any of the carbon emissions associated with pumping 700,000 barrels a day of the dirtiest fuel on the planet that would flow through the pipeline.

Peco Energy, the owner of Philadelphia's electric utility, said yesterday that it had bought four closely held power-industry contractors for $95 million in stock and cash.

Monitoring systems have, in many cases, achieved progress at the higher levels of the industry: the contractors that deal directly with American retailers.

John Hillsden, a spokesman for the Institute of Civil Engineers in Britain, said there had been "no assurances or guarantees" that British companies would get postwar reconstruction contracts, but "civil engineering is a global industry, and contractors work together," so there was a good chance that British companies would at least get subcontracts.