Sentence examples for over contracting from inspiring English sources

The early rows over "contracting out" in the 1980s have subsided: the benefits of competition in areas from telecoms to utilities are now widely accepted.

The diplomatic struggle, pitting Russia and Syria against the United States and Britain, focuses on control over contracting authority in the program and on whether the resolution would legitimize the military action after the fact.

However, Gordon Henderson, Tory MP for Sittingbourne and Sheppey, believes the conflict raises fundamental questions over contracting with outside organisations; he thinks the prison service should regain direct responsibility for educating offenders.

A9 Deadlock on Aviation Agency Congress is deadlocked over reauthorizing the Federal Aviation Administration, arguing over contracting out some air traffic control tower jobs, which may result in an unpaid furlough for thousands of agency employees and a tax holiday for millions of air travelers.

Mr. Bremer, in an apparent attempt to tighten control over contracting, is creating his own new office to coordinate procurement, headed by a retired admiral, David Nash.

Analysts have been wooed in hundreds of private briefings with senior military leaders, including officials with significant influence over contracting and budget matters, records show.

Labor talks routinely spill over contract deadlines.

Patten says sometimes it was justified paying someone "over contract" to get rid of them quickly.

Labour claims the Tories are "privatising our NHS" - but itself handed over contracts to the private sector when in government.

Instead of rolling over contracts four times a year you could buy a gold exchange-traded fund.

The regions and the WRU are also at odds over centrally contracting players.