Despite this, Alvis carried out war production on aircraft engines ( as sub-contractor of Rolls-Royce Limited ) and other aircraft equipment.

In the extreme, it can lead to serious disputes involving quality of the final product, or bankruptcy of a sub-contractor who was on the brink of insolvency desperate for work.

After gaining experience he went on to become a building sub-contractor and completed his first job of building a two-storey school.

The designer, the Clayton Equipment Company of Hatton, Derbyshire completed locomotives D8500-D8587 between September 1962 and February 1965, while sub-contractor Beyer, Peacock and Company of Manchester delivered D8588-D8616 between March 1964 and April 1965.

Some in these movements charge that neoliberal globalization is similar to the sweating system, arguing that there tends to be a " race to the bottom ", as multinationals leap from one low-wage country to another searching for lower production costs, in the same way that sweaters would have steered production to the lowest cost sub-contractor.

Nevertheless, nothing was done to change the design, presumably because the cost for any such changes would have been borne as out-of-pocket expenses by the fuselage's sub-contractor, Convair.

" This latter artifact was developed by D. S. Coleman of the D. Appleton Company ( DACOM ) acting as a sub-contractor to Hughes and under the direction of Mr Ramey.

The main decommissioning sub-contractor is Edmund Nuttall, and work began in 2006.

On 4 October 2001, France's then Environment Minister Yves Cochet announced that the explosion " may have been a terrorist attack " ( the explosion occurred in the weeks following the September 11 attacks ) and identified Hassan Jandoubi, a plant sub-contractor killed in the blast, as a person under investigation.

This company was the sub-contractor for most of the now defunct BMC and British Leyland marques, the last being Jaguar, who took over outright control of the factory in 1977.

The firm had its origins in work Twining was doing as a sub-contractor to Bassett-Lowke's.

Previous to this CDSCC had been managed by external sub-contractor organisations, such as Raytheon Australia from 2003-2010.

The STM acted as a sub-contractor for the AMT, and was responsible for the installation of fixed equipment.

On 7 December 2007 it was announced that QinetiQ will join the programme as a sub-contractor to provide testing services at ParcAberporth, West Wales.

Neal worked as a sub-contractor for Bernie Rico ( BC Rich ) from 1974 to 1985.

On 7 January, a doctor from International Health and Medical Services ( IHMS ), a DIMIA sub-contractor, examined Anna again and suggested that she might have schizophrenia, or at least a schizophrenia-related condition.

The JDI subsidiaries had been sub-contracted by Atomic Energy of Canada Limited, prime sub-contractor for refitting the nuclear plant for the facility's owner NB Power.

Coronado Communications, in alliance with sub-contractor Pangea Corporation, worked out a creative strategy to communicate to the Latino, Korean and Chinese communities.

of San Francisco carried out the design as a sub-contractor for Hyundai.

In May 1949 Britain had offered a " Supplemental oil agreement " which guaranteed royalty payments would not drop below £ 4 million, reduced the area in which it would be allowed to drill, and promised more Iranians would be trained for administrative positions.

The action designated as the Secret Slime Action is typically simple and almost guaranteed ; touching a clue, looking to the left ( which was reflexive, as clues were commonly wheeled out on a small track from a tunnel to the panel's left ), using the phrase " Are you ..." or " Is it ...", looking to the audience behind the panel ( who was sometimes used for clues ), saying " I don't know ", having a certain name, and even being a panelist were all used as Actions.

The railway is now faced with raising £ 1 million by 31 December 2009, to fund construction of a planned tunnel on the extension, but even if the funds are raised, construction is not guaranteed to occur.

The editorial was based on a news association dispatch which said that the telegraphers had secured an agreement whereby they were guaranteed 40 hours' pay per week whether they worked or not and that a reduction in their number was limited to 2 per cent per year.

Scheduled amortization payments of an average US $ 223. 2 million per year, however, guaranteed that Honduras's gross funding requirements would remain large indefinitely.

Concerning privacy laws of the United States, privacy is not guaranteed per se by the Constitution of the United States.

Set at £ 1. 50 a man per week and guaranteed for seven years, the Regional Employment Premium subsidised all manufacturing industry ( though not services ) in Development Areas.

With the CPU running much faster than on other computers, each memory access took ten CPU clock cycles to complete, so by using ten PPs, each PP was guaranteed one memory access per machine cycle.

As there were no more than three athletes or teams per event, every athlete was guaranteed a medal upon completing his or her event.

The Alberta Wheat Pool ( AWP ) guaranteed its members a minimum price of $ 1. 00 per bushel ( itself not enough for many farmers to earn a living ), and it found itself facing ruination.

He sought a federally guaranteed minimum price of $ 0. 70 per bushel, but was rebuffed by Prime Minister R. B. Bennett, who saw the source of the problem as a global oversupply.

** 10 cards per booster: guaranteed to contain rare cards, 2 is also possible in a booster.

** Normal OCG booster pack: 5 cards per booster, not guaranteed to have rare cards.

Per AFDC, some amount per recipeint is guaranteed.

As munitions production needed a guaranteed all year-round clean water supply of several million gallons per day, the site was ideally situated, being able to obtain supplies from the water logged Somerset Levels:

The law introduced direct, municipal elections for the indigenous population, and included direct decision making on municipal spending for which 20 percent of federal spending was guaranteed to the municipalities on a per capita basis.

Using the same example as above, assume the first investment opportunity is a government bond that will pay interest of 5 % per year and the principal and interest payments are guaranteed by the government.

KKR's offer was guaranteed, whereas management's lacked a " reset ", meaning that the final share price might have been lower than their professed $ 112 per share.

The most sophisticated spirit levels are guaranteed accurate to five-ten-thousandths (. 0005 ) of an horizontal inch at the center per vertical inch at either end.

The number of people per electorate depends on the population of the South Island – this, the less populous of the country's two main islands, has sixteen guaranteed electorates, so the ideal number of people per electorate equals the population of the South Island divided by sixteen.

As a result, he was given the official status of a philharmonic artist, 11. 5 roubles ( an equivalent to the price of 3 bottles of vodka ) per concert now guaranteed.

KKR's offer was guaranteed, whereas the management offer lacked a " reset ", meaning that the final share price might have been lower than their stated $ 112 per share.

A Modified Frequency Modulation or ( 1, 3 ) RLL encoding stores each data bit as two bits on tape, but since there is guaranteed to be one 0 ( non flux reversal ) bit between any 1 ( flux reversal ) bits then it is possible to store 6, 400 encoded bits per inch on the tape, or 3, 200 data bits per inch.

A ( 2, 7 ) RLL encoding takes 2 encoded bits to store each data bit, but since there is guaranteed to be two 0 bits between any 1 bits then it is possible to store 9, 600 encoded bits per inch on the tape, or 4, 800 data bits per inch.