Sentence examples similar to subcontracting the task from inspiring English sources

He subcontracted the task to the Polish Communist leader, General Wojciech Jaruzelski.

Instead he has subcontracted the task to willing state governments in Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu and Gujarat, which are among the main manufacturing states.

And if a firm does not have a comparative advantage in producing any particular unit, it can subcontract the task to an outside specialist.There are less-obvious gains from breaking down service tasks into ever smaller units.

In answer to the complaint, the Sunday People explained that it had asked an agency to follow up a potential story and, without its knowledge, the agency had subcontracted the task to a freelance photographer - the car driver - who the newspaper described as "somebody [it] would not use".

And he's letting you and me - those of us who remain distant from and have subcontracted out the task of crushing bad Muslims - see into his nightmares.

It took the unprecedented step of subcontracting the liquid gel version.

Whether occupying forces themselves use torture, "disappearance" or summary execution -- the usual dirty war tools -- or subcontract these tasks to Iraqis, international law flatly prohibits such brutality.

Then Salar apparently subcontracted the work to another company, Noblehaus.

Indeed, it subcontracts the production process to local firms.

Salisbury, in turn, subcontracts the cleaning to ISS.

Mr. Obama still seems more inclined to subcontract the work to his new secretary of state, John Kerry.