Sentence examples for outsourcing plans from inspiring English sources

As many as 1,000 students from all over the country convened on the University of Sussex yesterday, to vent their frustrations with a management determined to press ahead with vastly unpopular outsourcing plans.

Conservative administrations in Southampton, Bury and Brighton all put forward ambitious Ridley-ite outsourcing plans, but voters dumped them at the earliest possible opportunity, favouring Labour or, in Brighton's case, the Green party.

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Cornwall county council has had to drastically scale back its £300m outsourcing plans, while, in 2011, Suffolk county council scrapped its "virtual council" plans to outsource all its services.

Then Chris Grayling bans probation chiefs from discussing his outsourcing plans on social media.

He described the outsourcing plans in his resignation letter as "unacceptable".

Unlike the federal government, Minas has no inhibitions about outsourcing: it plans to buy 500 new police cars and outsource their maintenance.

Maybe we should try outsourcing a plan for economic reintegration, since we don't seem to be able to come up with one on our own.

The region's second largest IT outsourcer is planning to acquire companies in Europe and expand in Latin America, South Africa, the Middle East and even high-cost Japan.

The probation service, which faces wholesale outsourcing under government plans, is "doing much good work" with adult offenders but some aspects continue to require improvement, according to the chief inspector of probation.

She has outsourced services and plans to eliminate unsuccessful products, including the Delicious bookmarking service.