Sentence examples for international contractor from inspiring English sources

[C3.] Contractor Is Ordered to Liquidate A court ordered the liquidation of Dong Ah Construction, a major international contractor and South Korea's second largest behind Hyundai Engineering and Construction.

This announcement may create further interest around May Gurney considering the potential synergies of creating integrated services - possibly Carillion, Interserve or even international contractor like Skanska may have a look.

The testing in Shanghai was carried out by an international contractor, working with Chinese authorities, and overseen by the Australian Council for Educational Research, a nonprofit testing group, said Andreas Schleicher, who directs the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development's international educational testing program.

The sample of construction firms were drawn from the Engineering News-Record Top International Contractor list.

The sample of construction firms is drawn from the Engineering News-Record (ENR) Top International Contractor list.

Only twenty per cent of the country's hotel rooms are available for use, and many are occupied by aid workers and international contractors.

The companies will likely publish documents in the next few days soliciting interest from international contractors in the project, according to an oil industry official who asked not to be named because he was not authorized to speak publicly.

Nakheel is one of the more exposed of Dubai's corporations, with a US$3.5bn issue of sukuk (Islamic fixed-income securities) falling due at the end of 2009 and a heavy backlog of payments owed to international contractors and consultants.

Critics warned that price-competitive tendering would lead to the market being dominated by international contractors such as G4S, Serco and Capita and be the ruin of traditional firms of high street solicitors that have local knowledge and specialist expertise.

He described how corruption on the ground was rife, giving the example of how some international contractors paid more than $1,000 a day by water charities to drill boreholes had little concern for whether drilling was even appropriate, just as long as they kept themselves in a job.

Having such information is of great importance to improve international contractors' risk management practice.