Sentence examples for at outsourcing from inspiring English sources

Matthew Fawcett, the general counsel of JDS Uniphase, a fiber optics company in California, started looking at outsourcing some legal work to India two years ago and is now a UnitedLex client.

In related news, California-based visual effects artists angry at outsourcing of work to foreign companies are to stage a protest over Barack Obama's upcoming visit to Pixar rival DreamWorks Animation.

Michael Hüther, the director of the Cologne Institute for Economic Research, reckons that the import content of German exports has gone up by about ten percentage points to more than 20% in the past decade.German firms have also been adept at outsourcing.

Add a Kerry blast at outsourcing and tax-breaks for the super-rich, plus a pledge to provide health insurance for almost everyone (a third of Latinos have no cover, compared with 15% for Americans overall) and Mr Bush may well feel discomfited.Mr Bush's most vulnerable point may well be immigration.

Tom Gash, research director at the Institute for Government, which last week published a report questioning the government's skills at outsourcing and commissioning private companies to take on complex and risky government contracts, said: "The government's capacity to manage these programmes is not yet up there with their ambition".

Crowdsourcing initiatives are increasingly spreading among organisations aiming at outsourcing the development of solutions to internal innovation problems to external problem solvers.

In other words, as GTUC, FES (2011) note the growing numbers of PSCs reflect the state's efforts at outsourcing of state's functions to the private sector.

Today, however, the Ericsson deal was actually hurting Flextronics' stock price, due to concerns that Ericsson might not stop at outsourcing its mobile-phone manufacturing, but might sell the business altogether.

Rupert Soames may be looking enviously at his previous employer Aggreko, given the problems he is facing at outsourcer Serco which he joined earlier this year.

"I don't look at jobs as outsourcing or insourcing," she said.

As the investigation continued, the Australian Licensed Aircraft Engineers Association said safety was a growing concern for engineers at Qantas as outsourcing of work continued.