Sentence examples for Future manpower from inspiring English sources

In its early centuries at least, standard Roman practice, unique in the ancient world and most of the modern, was to turn those it had defeated into Roman citizens and to convert erstwhile enemies into allies and future manpower.

In the report, the same criterion is used to estimate future manpower requirements for all the available medical specialties, nurses and miscellaneous professions necessary for due operation.

To support future manpower availability (sustainability for future projects) we decided to work with six practice visitors who made an average of 6 visits.

One lawmaker spoke in favor of the bill, saying it was time Congress gave some thought to future military manpower needs.

These results may be useful for future planning of manpower needs and highlight the need for aggressive prevention of complications in black persons with diabetes.

AllThingsD reports that no official word has yet been handed down about staff rearrangements, but webOS's smaller role in the company's future means less manpower will be devoted to it.

Idea number three: we can determine future surgical oncology manpower needs utilizing currently available data, leading to a rational basis for continued increases in SSO-accredited surgical oncology fellowship training positions.

Yet an international comparative study relating practice performance to consultation time, time per patient, indirect time spent on patient care and job stress using the practice visit method EPA would provide valuable information.[ 35] A prospective study to analyse if practice performance improves by increasing practice time per patient would be valuable for future policy on manpower.

As the above factors were observed to interact with one another, and with other hidden factors (e.g., economic factors underlying the child population factor), added by the difficulty in measurement (e.g., physician competency), the prediction of manpower for future needs became very difficult, especially in a rapidly changing health care environment.

Considering the already limited resources and manpower, in the future the demand for care may exceed the supply.

The future bridegroom, an analyst in manpower control for Eastern Air Lines in Ise lin, N. J., is a graduate of the College Stanislas in Nice.