Sentence examples for ordered contractors from inspiring English sources

So angry has the public reaction been that the government ordered contractors to stop the dredging for a week in early October.

In April 1970, the New York City Department of Air Resources ordered contractors building the World Trade Center to stop the spraying of asbestos as an insulating material.

In June 2017, the Casa Aztlan building was thrust back into public view when the developer who bought the building ordered contractor Morris Gershengorin to paint over its iconic murals in favour of what one Facebook commenter called "gentrification blue".

In June 2017, the Casa Aztlan building was thrust back into public view when the developer who bought the building ordered contractor Morris Gershengorin to paint over its iconic murals in favor of what one Facebook commenter called "gentrification blue".

President Bush has ordered federal contractors to participate in the Department of Homeland Security's electronic system for verifying the immigration status of their workers, greatly expanding the reach of the administration's crackdown on employers who hire illegal immigrants.

In 1897 its workers started chiselling away at 2,074 stones, each weighing from 1.7 to 3 tons to create the puzzle.Meticulous to a fault, Douglass ordered the contractors to assemble the tower in sections first in their Cornish yard, to ensure that not a stone was out of place.

PAGE A9 Indonesian Crackdown on Sect A9 Virtual Golf Craze in South Korea A8 National BUSH ORDERS COMPLIANCE With Immigration Check System An executive order signed by President Bush has ordered federal contractors to participate in the Department of Homeland Security's electronic system, known as E-Verify, for verifying the legal immigration status of their workers.

He ordered his contractors to hire whatever special equipment they needed and to pay premium prices if necessary to guarantee quick delivery.

To co-opt pressure to adopt a citywide minimum wage, Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel ordered city contractors to pay at least $13 an hour.

The High Court ordered the contractor to pay £530,000 within two weeks, just enough time for the company to go into liquidation.

Apple, describing it as a "core violation" of worker safety, said that it had ordered the contractor to stop using the chemical and to improve safety conditions at the plant.