Sentence examples for a plan to outsource from inspiring English sources

The latest fight is with public-service cleaning staff who oppose a plan to outsource their work.

By the early part of this year, DHL was hatching a plan to outsource its domestic network to UPS, which raised some antitrust concerns.

The project is intended to lead a new wave of low-cost Conservative-controlled municipalities, and tonight Tory-controlled Suffolk county council was set to approve a plan to outsource all but a handful of its services.

"How can the public have any faith when they say they'll listen in making their charter?" Some council critics have said the charter idea is a way for the city to avoid litigation over a plan to outsource many city jobs to the private sector.

A plan to outsource youth services to the voluntary sector is being discussed by Surrey County Council.

The Ministry of Justice has scrapped a contentious plan to outsource the collection of court fines to an American conglomerate that has faced criticism for its work tackling tax credit fraud.

By the end of the year, the Dundee-based firm outlined a dramatic plan to outsource the management of its investment funds.

The Tory council in north London has a radical plan to outsource most of its functions, ranging from back-office services to environmental health, planning and transport, to the private sector, under the banner of One Barnet.

Yahoo has also been discussing a complementary plan to outsource its search advertising business, one of its principal sources of revenue, to Google, in an effort to increase revenue and try to remain independent.

The Tory council in north London has a radical plan to outsource most of its functions, ranging from back-office services to environmental health, planning and transport, to the private sector, under the banner of One Barnet.

The move, an initiative of the Bush administration, represents the first step in a broader plan to outsource the collection of smaller tax debts to private companies over time.