Sentence examples for outsourcing acts from inspiring English sources

Security Outsourcing acts as a kind of temporary employment agency and rounds up people who can do a particular job, so it is likely that those who got access to the phone records were subcontractors.

The Vermont senator added that he intended to propose an "Outsourcing Prevention Act," which would force companies that shift jobs abroad to pay an "outsourcing tax equal to the amount of money they expect to save by moving factories to Mexico or other low-wage countries.

In his announcement for the forthcoming Outsourcing Prevention Act, Sanders seized on Trump's oft-repeated campaign pledge to stop Fortune 500 company United Technologies from shipping 2,100 jobs to Mexico.

India is outsourcing outsourcing.

Before the banking crisis in the late 1990s, private commercial banks mushroomed, but most of them acted as outsourcing financial agents for enterprises inherited from the Soviet era.

That is an impressive act of outsourcing, given that nine times out of ten we are to blame for losing whatever it is that we can't find.

But Ong argues that the act of outsourcing violence triggers a vicious cycle in which the state's authority is further weakened.

Under the proposed guidance, FDA does not intend to take action under sections 512(a), 501(a)(5), and 501(a)(2)(B) of the FD&C Act (FD&C Act Chapter V) if an outsourcing facility compounds animal drugs from bulk drug substances in accordance with the defined applicable conditions published in the document (Guidance for Industry (Draft) (#230) 2015).

Managing outsourcing requires an understanding of outsourcing strategy, the benefits and risks of outsourcing, the evaluation process, and the methods to managing outsourcing providers.

National Public Radio recently reported that outsourcing giant Maximus had contracts to run Affordable Care Act call centers in Hawaii, Connecticut and Vermont.

In fact, it seems this city was so bad at being a city that outsourcing — so far, at least — is being viewed as an act of municipal genius.