Sentence examples for overseas contractors from inspiring English sources

Professor Davis asserts these trends result from increased reliance on overseas contractors for manufacturing, discussed in my last post.

Developing Inga 3 without an EIA will violate national law, World Bank safeguard policies, and Chinese guidelines for overseas contractors".

The group is particularly distressed about the increase of outsourced work to overseas contractors, and the F.A.A.'s failure to shift resources rapidly to monitor the work.

While other television makers, like Philips, the electronics giant based in the Netherlands, have generally outsourced production of high-volume products to overseas contractors, Thomson chose instead to create a separate, jointly owned company with TCL.

The Boeing Company and the machinists union that represents 25,000 of its workers said yesterday that they had brought a federal mediator into their negotiations after the talks bogged down over pensions and the use of overseas contractors.

Instability in the region could threaten deliveries, they argue, and pose a risk to the safety of people who monitor the overseas contractors and place the orders with factories.

Lisa Pineau of Plano, Tex., lost her job as a programmer of large mainframe computers in November 2002, as the work was taken over by an overseas contractor.

The company says it will use the money to speed up existing construction projects in China and overseas (it is also China's largest overseas contractor) and to increase its real estate investments.

We will highlight the need to stop slave labor, taking steps to prevent overseas labor contractors who exploit foreign workers from supporting military bases abroad or exporting goods to the United States.

"The president signed a law, the Military Extraterritorial Jurisdiction Act, which previously applied to anyone on a defense contract, now it's any U.S. dollars that fund a contract overseas, that contractor can be brought to justice by the U.S. Justice Department".

But the government has not prosecuted a single successful case for killings by armed contractors overseas.