Sentence examples for government subcontracting from inspiring English sources

He also said that he would call for systems to track both information technology projects and government subcontracting.

The Department of Health and Human Services, which oversees Medicare, has not yet decided how the programs will be administered, but it's probable that the PBMs will be allowed to bid on several parts of the contract, including processing drug claims for the government, subcontracting for a managed-care company, or buying and reselling drugs for a fixed rate per senior, says McFadden.

It has a government subcontract to help Acambis manufacture the vaccine.

On my street, the government subcontracts garbage collection to the Italian company, which in turn subcontracts to a wahi called Osama Apricot, who subcontracts to Aiman the Cat, who subcontracts to Sayyid.

The government subcontracts anything from health insurance for local employees in Nigeria to building airplanes to producing maps.

In a 1982 Roper Report poll, 63% of the country thought it was a bad idea to have the government subcontract to private companies for the running of public schools.

In South Africa, the government subcontracts non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to manage CHWs that deliver government service packages at the home/community level.

National governments subcontracted strategy to the UN Platform Event Repulsion Unit: scientists, engineers, theologians and exorcists, soldiers, veterans like Dughan of those first encounters.

During decades of LDP rule, large parts of government were subcontracted to the civil service.

Since the early months of war last year, the self-proclaimed Luhansk People's Republic LPRR) has been plagued by splintered loyalties and rival factions as the battle against the Kiev government was subcontracted to an irregular coalition of local warlords, foreign mercenaries, and political extremists.

Several state governments have subcontracted the expansion and improvement of existing roads to private consortia which are allowed to collect tolls.