Sentence examples for continued outsourcing from inspiring English sources
Thornton suggested continued outsourcing to private companies by the government would influence how many jobs could be cut in the public sector.
One is the continued outsourcing of jobs to low-wage countries; the other is the continuing computerization and mechanization of manufacturing and of services not requiring hands-on human contact.
In the Americas, sales dropped to $2.41 billion, down 4.5percentt from $2.52 billion a year earlier, because of continued outsourcing of electronic equipment production and component purchases to Asia, particularly China.
This would exonerate Blackwater's executives and pave the way for further abuses by essentially guaranteeing the continued outsourcing of security duties to private contractors who face few repercussions for such atrocities.
Enforcing stricter standards is good business as well as good ethics, of course, because it reassures customers and enables toymakers to continue outsourcing their manufacturing to China.Mr Hassenfeld calculates that at least 1.3m workers, around one-third of those employed in Asia by the industry, are covered by the CARE Process, which is policed by toymakers and NGOs.
Garter recommends that only brands with an annual programmatic budget of $50 million or more go fully in-house, and those with budgets below $10 million continue outsourcing.
Radio stations, television networks and print outlets continue to outsource their coverage to reporters who often work without basic protection.
BT said it would continue to outsource back-office work and functions that do not involve taking customers' calls offshore.
By continuing to outsource high-risk jobs that were previously performed by soldiers, the military, in effect, is privatizing the ultimate sacrifice.
If they continue to outsource ad hoc, as many still are, they will be no better off when the funding stops in July 2015.
