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outsource Verb

— If you outsource a business, you move the people in charge of that business or what you do in that business every day to a neutral person or people.

outsource

— verb obtain goods or services from an outside supplier; to contract work out Many companies outsource and hire consultants in order to maintain a flexible workforce

Synonyms outsource synonyms

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subcontract relocate hire out farm out externalize externalise contract out

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outsource · verb

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If they're training an in-house team rather than outsource the work, maybe they intend to create permanent jobs.
Mountain Girl could outsource the manacles.
This school does not outsource their food service, but they are on the federal school lunch program, providing USDA reimbursable meals to the students, most of which are reheated, reconstituted packaged foods.
That's what happens when you outsource to Malaysia.
But we outsource all that now.
Just outsource it to Lisa.
You're the first man to ever outsource the american worker's sense of entitlement and privilege.
If we outsource the research, dump the division.
No. One thing you learn when you're walking the steps is that you never outsource a blame that belongs in your own backyard.
I just felt that if we were to downsize Kelly, and then outsource customer service to India, which a lot of companies.
And as general counsel, what I do what our in-house department does is to analyze the dimension of the problem or the opportunity to determine the jurisdiction and to outsource our business to those firms and talents that we think can help us the most.
I got these guys in Bangdelur that we're outsource to, they translated them over night.
We outsource.
You know, we used to outsource this kind of thing.
Anchor in some chains. Mountain Girl could outsource the manacles.
So we outsource our son?
One thing you learn when you're walking the steps is that you never outsource a blame that belongs in your own backyard.
And as General Counsel, what I do, what our in-house department does, is to analyse the dimension of the problem or the opportunity to determine the jurisdiction and to outsource our business to those firms and talents that we think can help us the most.
They're tired of benefits and withholding. They outsource. Somewhere guys get 10 bucks a week.
You outsource to me, I outsource to Maya.
Then I guess we'll just have to outsource.
Wait. Did you outsource your to-do list?
One of the few things they outsource here.
Are they planning to outsource my job to Bangalore?
They outsource work to people All over the country.
Did they outsource to Mumbai or something?
So we outsource firms like mr. Kane's For countries that we're not at war with.
Let's outsource it to some cracked-up Haitains. That's what I said.
I mean, why else would he outsource the driving to someone else so they can get blown up?
That's why we're going to outsource the job.
Our hospital trust is funding a pilot scheme. that will enable us to outsource you to another hospital. where they can perform the procedure almost immediately. and at a fraction of the cost.
To outsource old age.

News and current affairs

Instead, they tend to outsource activities like grocery shopping, cooking, and cleaning.
Moreover, labor-intensive (i.e. low productivity) companies more readily outsource some tasks or go offshore altogether.
When European corporations outsource labor-intensive manufacturing to low-cost countries but keep the rest of the production process in Europe, they greatly complicate matters for anyone trying to evaluate the economics of trade defense.
According to Blinder, governments should encourage education for jobs that are harder to outsource overseas.
Foreign companies know that if they outsource any high-tech process to China, they might as well publish their blueprints on the Internet.
Just as no government should outsource national security to untrustworthy foreigners, nor should any government permit the national food supply to rely on the supposed vagaries of foreign production.
Consider a struggling firm that is trying to improve its competitive position. One strategy is to lay off some workers and outsource production to cheaper locations in Asia.
But, in this increasingly confusing world, we need to spend a little more time laboring to ensure our own intellectual integrity - a task that we cannot outsource to governments or even to media.
First, it is simply not possible to outsource everything.
Citizens and local politicians will not outsource their policies to neighbors or international organizations unless forced to do so by strict bond covenants.

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