Sentence examples for subcontracting process from inspiring English sources

The Web site explaining the subcontracting process says it has had 71,000 hits.

Section 342 was proposed by Representative Maxine Waters, Democrat of California, who argued that putting diversity regulators in the agencies would help to correct racial and gender imbalances at Wall Street firms, as well as in the subcontracting process.

Due to the nature of their accounting systems which are unsophisticated and so basically captures their expenses and returns, SMEs profitability here as reported may be only the difference between the amount spent in the subcontracting process and that realized in return.

Despite the uncertainty around Section 342, some executives are looking forward to increased scrutiny of Wall Street's hiring and subcontracting processes.

The ultimate goal of this study is not only to develop a web-based decision support system for general contractors to accurately decide an appropriate trade-off between risk and profit for different combinations of subcontractors, but to take the subcontracting and procuring process into re-engineering through omnipresent Internet.

Indeed, it subcontracts the production process to local firms.

Outsourcing is defined according to Yalokwu (2006:590), as the process of subcontracting operations and services to other firms that specialize in such operations and services that can do them cheaper or better (or both).

Outsourcing according to Grossman and Helpman refers to the process of "subcontracting an ever expanding set of activities, ranging from product design to assembly, from research and development to marketing, distribution and after-sales service".

Rather than opening extra lines at the factory, forcing workers to work extra hours or trying to negotiate a later delivery date, garment-makers can agree to have the goods made in another factory -- a process called subcontracting.

"To meet tight deadlines and to be able to complete unanticipated orders, manufacturers may subcontract certain production processes or even shift complete orders to other factories and workplaces, often without informing the buyer," it said in a report on Inditex.

Last week's attack was the subcontracting of the asylum-seekers' process to any country poor enough to accommodate this vile form of human trafficking.