Sentence examples for outsourcing of war from inspiring English sources

A federal judge in Washington, Ricardo Urbina, has provided another compelling argument against the outsourcing of war to gunslingers from the private sector.

That idea is reflected in the growth of everything from independent-sector NHS treatment centres to the outsourcing of war to private contractors.

This points to the biggest problem with the outsourcing of war: there is far less accountability to the American public and to international law than if real troops were performing the tasks.

After Muammar Qaddafi was killed, under appalling circumstances, the French government believed the time had come to entrust the outsourcing of war against AQIM [al-Qaida in the Maghreb] and MUJAO [Movement for Unity and Jihad in west Africa] to the Tuareg rebellion.

In keeping with the corporate outsourcing of war, I.D.S. was a sponsor of the competition.

Today's lead editorial in the New York Times, titled "Interrogation for Profit," decries "one of the Bush administration's most blatant evasions of accountability in Iraq -- the outsourcing of war detainees' interrogation to mercenary private contractors" and calls on Congress to approve "measures to make war-zone contractors liable for criminal behavior".

Outsourcing so many of the logistics jobs on U.S. bases has also meant outsourcing the costs of war.

When United States decided to outsource part of its "war of terror" to Pakistan's military establishment, it effectively sealed the fate of democracy in the country for a decade.

Whether its body armor in the field, oversight at the hospitals caring for the maimed, or outsourcing the war effort, the administration reeks of disingenuousness.

Reach has outsourced facial animations to Image Metrics, who have worked on titles such as Assassin's Creed 2 and Gears of War 2.

She is the author of the 2011 book Outsourcing War and Peace: Preserving Public Values in a World of Privatized Foreign Affairs.