Sentence examples for which has outsourced from inspiring English sources

Simon George is the director of corporate finance and audit at Ealing council, which has outsourced services including refuse and recycling, street cleaning and parks maintenance.

Along one 20km stretch, recalls Mr Mukerji, the road had disappeared, forcing him to drive through fields.Mr Mukerji oversees this progress from his office in Patna's spotless old collectorate building, which has outsourced its upkeep to a company called All Services Under 1 Roof.

Friedmann described how problems with the company are just one facet of a justice system which has outsourced "everything from the nuts to the bolts" to private companies, including transportation, food services, medical care, mental health services, private probation services, money-transfer services, and phone services.

Well, Obama does, as he revealed when he chose to make his appeal for Fast Track at Nike, a company which has outsourced all of its manufacturing jobs to other countries, instead of New Balance, the one shoe maker still producing significantly in the U.S. In his speech at Nike, Obama boasted of how free trade helped Nike grow its market share -and hence hire more designers and marketers.

There is no national supply system, nor is there one specific to the BPHS and EPHS (except for components led by USAID, which has outsourced to Tech Serve International).

Trump thinks the agreement has been bad for America but is running into strong opposition from big business, which has outsourced production to exploit cheaper labour costs south of the Rio Grande.

Outside Nigeria, notable companies which have outsourced are among others Kodak Company who subcontracted its computing operations to International Business Machines IBMM); the result of which was higher quality computing system and operation at Kodak for less money than it was spending (Sev 2009).

The question is how to exploit it, how to use the brand advantage". The crockery in Mr Hunt's office is made by Spode, a firm which had outsourced its manufacture to the far east but, unhappy with the result, brought it back to north Staffordshire.

It now seems that the Office of Personnel Management, which had outsourced its data storage to other Federal agencies, has lost an astonishing 18 million personnel records, including most of those involving security clearances.

Currently, after it pays Somerset Waste Partnership - which it has outsourced its waste and recycling to - the council has £3.8m a year to spend on services.

Whatever one thinks about Edward Snowden and his revelations about government snooping, the case has been a useful reminder of the extent to which the government has outsourced intelligence work to the private sector and the risks in doing so.