Sentence examples for would be outsourcing from inspiring English sources

In Suffolk, where last year the Tory council announced it would be outsourcing nearly all of its services, Judy Terry, the county councillor responsible for libraries, has said that officials also plan to hold meetings with representatives from LSSI and "another organisation that has been in touch".

The founders saw the cloud writing on the wall even in 2010 and figured companies would be outsourcing much of their functionality to managed service providers (MSPs).

On Wednesday, Carrier, the air conditioner manufacturing wing of United Technologies, told workers at its Indianapolis plant that it would be outsourcing their jobs to Monterrey, Mexico.

Several times this year different U.S. firms announced they would be outsourcing high-paying manufacturing positions to Mexico, where pay is lower, and Trump pounced.

"Even nostalgia for the British empire has its limits," complained Thomas Mulcair, the leader of the New Democratic Party.He suggested Canada would be outsourcing its foreign policy to the former colonial power.

Google has actually been contributing to a portion of IAC's Ask.com's search results and last Fall, IAC announced that it would be completely outsourcing Ask's search (although it's unclear to which company, it could be Google).

There would be "deregulation" and outsourcing.

Mr. Sharp recently announced that the system's other institutions would be joining the outsourcing plan.

India is outsourcing outsourcing.

Last month Fiorina said sales of outsourcing services would be up by about 20% and consulting would be up by 9%.

The Household Wealth Index would be published annually and measure outsourcing and automation's effect on job growth, along with overall wage growth, 401(k) asset growth -- and whether Americans are on target for adequacy -- the decrease in household income spent repaying student loan debt and the increasing number of college graduates.