Sentence examples for local subcontractors from inspiring English sources
The later kicked and screamed, essentially blockading COVEC's original plan of hiring local subcontractors and renting equipment locally to do the work.
But that would not prevent the hiring of local subcontractors for work like plumbing, electricity work and painting.
His scheme, to pocket advance kickbacks from local subcontractors and flee, is revised when he becomes emotionally invested in the community that embraces him as a savior.
The manufacturer sent a set to one of his local subcontractors, so he could see how the parts he supplied fitted into the ensemble.
This attracted multinational garment firms to Bangladesh, and they made arrangements with local subcontractors – who in turn controlled the production on very tight margins.
In their "race to the bottom," these companies (or, more often, their local subcontractors) provide the lowest possible wages in the grimmest possible conditions.
A building contractor working for the City Sanitation Department was accused yesterday of filing false records with the city certifying that he had hired a local subcontractor, the Department of Investigation said.
Peter Neden and John Whitwam of G4S – the company contracted by the Home Office to accommodate asylum seekers – and Stuart Monk, of the local subcontractor Jomast, appeared before the Commons home affairs committee on Tuesday to discuss the controversy.
The contracting company, in turn, will ask a local subcontractor in its network to conduct a "drive-by inspection".
As the original financing of the film collapsed, the remaining producers managed to secure stop-gap funding which allowed them to shoot nine days of footage on the expensive Corsican sets, until they were shut down through legal action by the local subcontractor.
"It's abundantly clear to me that local contractors, subcontractors and vendors are almost totally shut out of the construction work and the related trades work in the Harlem community," said Lloyd A. Williams, president and chief executive of the Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce.
