Definition of contractorization in English:

contractorization

(British contractorisation)

nounkənˌtraktərʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)nkɑnˌtræktəˌraɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n

mass nounBritish

The provision of a service, especially a public one, by an external contractor rather than by the employees of the body responsible for the service.
〈英〉（对外）承包
defence spending is falling by providing more services through contractorization
Example sentencesExamples
- The Study concluded that neither market testing, privatisation nor contractorization of Defence primary dental services were feasible options, but made a number of recommendations on efficiency which are now being implemented.
- The contract between them set out the main obligations between the partners, the aims and objectives of contractorisation and the monitoring arrangements.
- The economic advantages of outsourcing and contractorization at a time of declining budgets are self-evident.
- The menace of contractorisation must be fought tooth and nail.
- But there is scope for a significant extension of contractorisation.
- It is clear that all 1000 jobs are affected either by contractorisation or threat of job loss.
- It was announced that the 98th Airborne Division is also earmarked for contractorisation.
- We would require a high degree of reassurance that the issues surrounding this ‘contractorisation’ of the clean-up work have been well thought out.
- Does contractorisation increase health and safety risks through additional contracted interfaces, particularly where small companies were involved?
- This happens during competing rounds of contractorisation when the workforce's attention is diverted from the task in hand and focused on worrying about the future.
- These could include contractorisation for certain functions such as motor transport, freight distribution, language training, equipment repair and base operations.
- But the scale and scope of contractorisation now present on the railways needs urgent reform.

Derivatives

contractorize

verbkɒnˈtraktərʌɪzˈkɑnˌtræktəˌraɪz

[with object]

British

Provide (a service) using an external contractor rather than the employees of the body responsible for the service.
〈英〉（对外）承包
all engineering support has been contractorized
Example sentencesExamples
- The figure of 300 out of the 600 to be contractorised has been mentioned.
- An example for the UK might be the new air-to-air refuelling capability which is due to be procured, possibility under contractorised arrangements.
- For example, some air forces have decided to contractorise their non-core activities to commercial companies.

Definition of contractorization in US English:

contractorization

(British contractorisation)

nounkänˌtraktəˌrīˈzāSH(ə)nkɑnˌtræktəˌraɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n

British

The provision of a service, especially a public one, by an external contractor rather than by the employees of the body responsible for the service.
〈英〉（对外）承包
defense spending is falling by providing more services through contractorization
Example sentencesExamples
- The menace of contractorisation must be fought tooth and nail.
- But there is scope for a significant extension of contractorisation.
- The economic advantages of outsourcing and contractorization at a time of declining budgets are self-evident.
- We would require a high degree of reassurance that the issues surrounding this ‘contractorisation’ of the clean-up work have been well thought out.
- The contract between them set out the main obligations between the partners, the aims and objectives of contractorisation and the monitoring arrangements.
- It was announced that the 98th Airborne Division is also earmarked for contractorisation.
- But the scale and scope of contractorisation now present on the railways needs urgent reform.
- These could include contractorisation for certain functions such as motor transport, freight distribution, language training, equipment repair and base operations.
- It is clear that all 1000 jobs are affected either by contractorisation or threat of job loss.
- The Study concluded that neither market testing, privatisation nor contractorization of Defence primary dental services were feasible options, but made a number of recommendations on efficiency which are now being implemented.
- This happens during competing rounds of contractorisation when the workforce's attention is diverted from the task in hand and focused on worrying about the future.
- Does contractorisation increase health and safety risks through additional contracted interfaces, particularly where small companies were involved?

词汇	contractorization
释义	Definition of contractorization in English: contractorization (British contractorisation) nounkənˌtraktərʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)nkɑnˌtræktəˌraɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n mass nounBritish The provision of a service, especially a public one, by an external contractor rather than by the employees of the body responsible for the service. 〈英〉（对外）承包 defence spending is falling by providing more services through contractorization Example sentencesExamples The Study concluded that neither market testing, privatisation nor contractorization of Defence primary dental services were feasible options, but made a number of recommendations on efficiency which are now being implemented. The contract between them set out the main obligations between the partners, the aims and objectives of contractorisation and the monitoring arrangements. The economic advantages of outsourcing and contractorization at a time of declining budgets are self-evident. The menace of contractorisation must be fought tooth and nail. But there is scope for a significant extension of contractorisation. It is clear that all 1000 jobs are affected either by contractorisation or threat of job loss. It was announced that the 98th Airborne Division is also earmarked for contractorisation. We would require a high degree of reassurance that the issues surrounding this ‘contractorisation’ of the clean-up work have been well thought out. Does contractorisation increase health and safety risks through additional contracted interfaces, particularly where small companies were involved? This happens during competing rounds of contractorisation when the workforce's attention is diverted from the task in hand and focused on worrying about the future. These could include contractorisation for certain functions such as motor transport, freight distribution, language training, equipment repair and base operations. But the scale and scope of contractorisation now present on the railways needs urgent reform. Derivatives contractorize verbkɒnˈtraktərʌɪzˈkɑnˌtræktəˌraɪz [with object]British Provide (a service) using an external contractor rather than the employees of the body responsible for the service. 〈英〉（对外）承包 all engineering support has been contractorized Example sentencesExamples The figure of 300 out of the 600 to be contractorised has been mentioned. An example for the UK might be the new air-to-air refuelling capability which is due to be procured, possibility under contractorised arrangements. For example, some air forces have decided to contractorise their non-core activities to commercial companies. Definition of contractorization in US English: contractorization (British contractorisation) nounkänˌtraktəˌrīˈzāSH(ə)nkɑnˌtræktəˌraɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n British The provision of a service, especially a public one, by an external contractor rather than by the employees of the body responsible for the service. 〈英〉（对外）承包 defense spending is falling by providing more services through contractorization Example sentencesExamples The menace of contractorisation must be fought tooth and nail. But there is scope for a significant extension of contractorisation. The economic advantages of outsourcing and contractorization at a time of declining budgets are self-evident. We would require a high degree of reassurance that the issues surrounding this ‘contractorisation’ of the clean-up work have been well thought out. The contract between them set out the main obligations between the partners, the aims and objectives of contractorisation and the monitoring arrangements. It was announced that the 98th Airborne Division is also earmarked for contractorisation. But the scale and scope of contractorisation now present on the railways needs urgent reform. These could include contractorisation for certain functions such as motor transport, freight distribution, language training, equipment repair and base operations. It is clear that all 1000 jobs are affected either by contractorisation or threat of job loss. The Study concluded that neither market testing, privatisation nor contractorization of Defence primary dental services were feasible options, but made a number of recommendations on efficiency which are now being implemented. This happens during competing rounds of contractorisation when the workforce's attention is diverted from the task in hand and focused on worrying about the future. Does contractorisation increase health and safety risks through additional contracted interfaces, particularly where small companies were involved?
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