In his ample business with the city, he had been required to subcontract to minority-owned firms even when it was not to his financial advantage.
Ms. Gill Hearn said Mr. Ali was required to subcontract a certain portion of a roofing contract to a local company, and falsely certified that a Brooklyn company had done the work.
The casinos had already consented to a rider in the ordinance requiring them to subcontract with local restaurant owners to do the actual serving, but even that did not sway council members.
Under a state program, Schiavone was required to make a "good-faith effort" to subcontract at least 17percentt of the work to minority companies and 5percenttoto companies owned by women.
It was the Capital Construction questionnaire that New York Dirt would have been required to fill out before it was awarded its subcontract in 2007, an authority official said.
In other words, instead of saving money by subcontracting its role to private plans, Medicare was in effect required to pay H.M.O.'s a hefty subsidy.
Investigators found the firm had subcontracted with other firms it owned to hire low-paid consultants in India and Turkey, although it was required to use workers in New York and it billed $110 an hour for their services.
If the builder simply subcontracts out the work and does not have employees per se, they will need to write a letter acknowledging that they do not have employees and are not required to have WCI.
The consultant decided to subcontract the work to a "kite" or "go-to guy," who, in addition to being able to get the information the job required, would provide the consultant with plausible deniability.
Mr. Obama still seems more inclined to subcontract the work to his new secretary of state, John Kerry.
In the Middle East, it appears he'd like to subcontract foreign policy to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
