Sentence examples for plan to contract from inspiring English sources

The dispute focused on a Kaiser plan to contract out jobs, cut its work force and reduce health benefits.

The sale enables Cabletron, based in Rochester, N.H., to complete a plan to contract out manufacturing of its computer-networking equipment and concentrate on network services.

The praise for mutuals is just a fig leaf for the government's open public services plan to contract out everything, now gathering pace and alarmingly under-reported.

Both the Buildings Department and the administrative services agency said that any plan to contract out the work would not result in the layoffs of any city workers.

He tells about having unprotected, anonymous sex with men as part of a plan to contract AIDS, a form of suicide that would, in his mind, have absolved him of moral responsibility for his death.

Apart from the camps, another parks issue raised by The Long Island Press and drawing skepticism from Mr. Schmitt is a plan to contract out the operation of the county's golf courses.

Motorola has said it plans to contract 35percentt of its chip production to these so-called foundries by 2002.

She said the agency planned to contract with a company to monitor the credit reports of those whose numbers were disclosed.

The company has outlined an aggressive program to increase its drilling capacity, and plans to contract or build 69 deepwater drill-ships by 2017.

Illinois plans to contract with a Canadian company to create a clearinghouse of more than 35 approved pharmacies and wholesalers in Canada, Ireland and Britain.

G.E. plans to contract with other companies to manufacture steam turbine parts from its plant in Schenectady, N.Y., eliminating about 475 jobs.