Subcontract

Definition

subcontract /sʌbkǝn'trækt; US -'kɒntrækt/ v ~ sth (to sb) တစ္ဆင့္ခံ ကန္ထ႐ိုက္ေပးသည္။ လုပ္ငန္း လက္ဆင့္ကမ္း ခြဲေဝ သည္။ The company subcontracts its market research to a specialist consultancy. /'sʌbkɒntrækt/ n တစ္ဆင့္ခံ ကန္ထ႐ိုက္လုပ္ငန္း။ a plumber doing subcontract work. ❏ subcontractor /sʌbkǝn'træktǝ(r); US -'kɒntræk-/ n တစ္ဆင့္ခံ ကန္ထ႐ိုက္တာ။

Examples

1. ‘It would be subcontracting out their security.’
2. ‘Did firm A subcontract the work to firm B?’
3. ‘Global companies like The Gap
4. he explained
5. typically subcontract with as many as 5
6. 000 factories in 50 countries.’
7. ‘When they subcontract to foreign companies
8. which brings in foreign nationals who might have other allegiances in place.’
9. ‘He admitted Costain was in discussions with US firms to subcontract work.’
10. ‘Foundation trusts will be free to break up clinical service elements such as elective surgery
11. urology
12. or cardiac services and subcontract clinical work out to commercial firms.’
13. ‘His ability to build the sets without subcontracting the work helps us get much more impact for our budget dollars.’
14. ‘At the same time
15. the school authorities won their demand to subcontract with social service agencies to provide students psychological and other counseling services.’
16. ‘Other factories
17. she says
18. also refuse to subcontract with the shop because of its unionized workforce.’
19. ‘Company management has inserted contract language into its proposal that would allow it to subcontract work or ship it to China.’
20. ‘All of the lenders claim that their agreements prohibit spamming
21. but plenty of lead generators then subcontract out to other lead generators
22. many of whom use spam.’
23. ‘The conventional arrangement is for the major NGO recipient to subcontract actual field operations out to a number of local indigenous NGOs which do the actual service delivery or data collection.’
24. ‘A very reputable and conscientious contractor was reroofing a wood frame condominium building and had subcontracted the work on the torch-applied roof to another firm.’
25. ‘Many of them no longer have resident artists or glass painters
26. and consequently subcontract out to people like my brother.’
27. ‘The councils were the ‘respectable’ wing of the racist establishment
28. subcontracting out the use of violent and terrorist methods to the Ku Klux Klan.’
29. ‘Under the new policy
30. the NSC now has to subcontract more than 9
31. 000 of its research projects to the lowest bidders.’
32. ‘They would receive commissions for particular texts
33. which they would then subcontract out to scribes
34. illuminators
35. and binders
36. to whom they also supplied materials and tools.’
37. ‘It will subcontract work to companies and other universities.’
38. ‘Why don't they subcontract out the running of BahamasAir and make them keep the name?’
39. ‘Here
40. my client had subcontracted all the various aspects of the building.’