Sentence examples for could be contracted from inspiring English sources

The running of Abbey could be contracted out to Royal Bank.

It also suggested that the virus could be contracted through casual contact with things like contaminated contact lenses or food prepared by an infected restaurant worker.

Unions representing air traffic controllers, some of whose jobs could be contracted out to private companies under the bill, have been lobbying to defeat it.

Production genres not put into BBC Worldwide could be contracted out, spun off in management buyouts or put into a new public service subsidiary, it said.

But at the time, we had little idea what we were dealing with — didn't know that AIDS was a distinct disease, what caused it, how it could be contracted, or even what to call it.

Masters and Johnson were heavily criticized for Crisis, in which they claimed that HIV/AIDS could be contracted, in theory, from objects such as contaminated contact lenses, provoking irrational fear and scientifically inaccurate perceptions of the disease.

Or there could be contracts given to the competitors that would be based strictly on their performance, not on their costs.

Various services could also be contracted out to private firms.

Parts of the operation could still be contracted out to private firms via competitive bidding.

Montreal could still be contracted before the 2003 season because Selig is intent on eliminating two teams, or maybe four.

Experiments now done onboard the shuttle could easily be contracted out and accomplished at a fraction of the cost.