Sentence examples for rather outsourcing from inspiring English sources

This is not "government outsourcing" but rather "outsourcing government" and amounts to a modern day "star chamber".

"We think of it as backfilling with Google monetization, rather than outsourcing," Mr. Yang said in an interview.

One sign of true ambition would be to build renewable facilities on-site, rather than outsourcing the responsibility.

Perhaps if councils directly employed such staff again, rather than outsourcing, salary levels could be increased to a realistic level, and at the same time, the level of care could be increased and the overall costs reduced.

Just days after Mr. Fink's letter was released, Martin Lipton and David Karp, Wall Street lawyers at Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, wrote to their clients that "it is a helpful sign that a major institutional investor is willing to take a direct and pragmatic role in governance issues rather than outsourcing this responsibility to a proxy advisory firm or agitating for short-term results".

In terms of public services this is demonstrated by a poll, carried out last month by Survation for We Own It, which found that 46% of the electorate were more likely to support a party in favour of publicly owned and managed services rather than outsourcing, while only 11% were less likely.

Donovan said that he was generally supportive of his party's goal of lowering taxes; he cited the corporate tax rate as one that was especially worthy of a significant reduction in order to give companies a financial incentive to keep jobs in America rather than outsourcing them.

"Digital is growing in all of areas of charity work – data, open information, data visualisation, effectiveness, evidence – are increasingly digital," says Honnor, who added that "there is a trend towards more organisations bringing digital skills in-house, rather than outsourcing them to agencies".

Chief executive Xenios Thrasyvoulou says the company focuses on providing talent, rather than outsourcing menial tasks.

He said they brought the claims department in house rather than outsourcing to a Swiss firm, saving a "six figure sum".

So rather than outsourcing, Panasonic can put its factories to work building not just tough laptops, but tough parts for those laptops.