Sentence examples for subcontracts from inspiring English sources

These are not "build to print" conventional subcontracts of the type used by Boeing over the past 20 years.

A public body is in charge and subcontracts construction to private firms, including foreign ones.

That is, were the current Labour lot not so run-of-the-mill themselves.In this section Start me up How the West was won The talisman tax The humbling I do (conditions apply) Hornets' nest Urbane guerrilla ReprintsTrue, George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, is guile incarnate, a Tory Talleyrand to whom Mr Cameron subcontracts his strategic thinking.

For instance, Exult, a consultancy to which BP subcontracts much of its human-resources work, is discussing just such a proposition with companies offering financial services.

Brokers already take big bits of business and split them between individual companies, Lloyd's and other markets such as Bermuda (where rather than using a subscription model, the lead insurer often subcontracts risk to peers).

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Most of America's and Europe's textile industry, for instance, subcontracts work to outside firms in China, Vietnam and Bangladesh.

At present Tyco largely subcontracts the remote monitoring of its fire-protection systems and the security services it operates; ADT has a nationwide network of remote-control centres that Tyco could use.