Sentence examples for instead of contracted from inspiring English sources
Both were motivated to do their own work instead of contracted tasks.
Indeed, Friedman later concluded that all government intervention associated with the New Deal was "the wrong cure for the wrong disease," arguing that the money supply should simply have been expanded, instead of contracted.
Instead of contracting the Minnesota Twins, baseball should contract Bud Selig as commissioner.
He persuaded the Navy to manufacture their own drugs instead of contracting for them from the lowest bidder.
Now, instead of contracting with the county through the Friends, the Agricultural Society has elected a secretary-treasurer and deals directly with Nassau County.
Oddly enough, the target list has been growing instead of contracting since the last strategic arms reduction treaty, Start II, was signed in 1993.
We analyze the circumstances under which an insurer rather contracts both the hospital and the physician instead of contracting exclusively the hospital, delegating to the latter the power to contract the physician.
There are buildings — many of them very large, like the 700-unit Schwab House on the Upper West Side — that describe themselves as self-managed because they employ a staff on site instead of contracting with a managing agent.
Mr Edmiston said: "Instead of contracting an outside management company, who would have charged many times the cost to us, I transferred a member of Christian Vision staff to manage the project and Christian Vision invoiced his salary to Grace.
One also has to get the gov business-side stakeholders to properly support the agile process, by allowing requirements to evolve instead of contracting out a big up front requirements definition effort.
The unexpected rise was led by strong growth in durable-goods production, which increased by 0.9% over the previous month.According to revised GDP figures, Japan's economy expanded by 0.5% in the first quarter instead of contracting by 0.8% as had been previously supposed.
