Sentence examples for * contracting out in from inspiring English sources

The early rows over "contracting out" in the 1980s have subsided: the benefits of competition in areas from telecoms to utilities are now widely accepted.

Indeed, that motive is a strong rationale for contracting out in the first place, the assumption being that the private sector can do things faster, better, and cheaper.

Zaidi et al. [ 29] used a mixed methods approach to present comparative advantages of contracting out in provision of MNH care in Pakistan.

There were arguments for and against contracting out in each stakeholder group and in each frame arguments from both civil servants and local politicians.

Their embattled national governments are seeing the merits in contracting out security.

What challenges are we likely to face in contracting out specialist services?

This paper tests the importance of taking into account time in the research into contracting out.

Also, the contracting out of the orderly/porter/courier service at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital in Western Australia shows negative results.

This "last resort" function was previously managed by the state, and the shadow transport secretary Lilian Greenwood told The Independent that the changes have led to "the absurd situation of contracting out our in-house operator capacity".

Companies kept stricter control of their labour costs, increasingly contracting out production in industrial businesses and re-engineering middle-management.

It would also strengthen the hand of congressional objectors to the idea of contracting out launches in this way.