Sentence examples for Government manpower from inspiring English sources

Still, the opening of business may be delayed by a shortage of government manpower for reviewing applications and performing inspections, federal officials acknowledged.

Under defense cuts by Prime Minister David Cameron's government, manpower is to be reduced by a further 5,000 positions, and the Royal Navy's only aircraft carrier, the Ark Royal, has been ordered to the scrap yard, along with all of the Navy's Harrier jump-jets.

Given recent reports from the federal government and Manpower, the employment agency, that the hiring outlook is beginning to improve, I thought it would be worthwhile to go back to those highly motivated people.

In particular, the analyses underscore the large role of government intervention in manpower activities during World War I1 in bureaucratizing employment.

The spread of this approach to more of India's 600,000 villages would ultimately require government money and manpower, with support from nongovernmental organizations and philanthropies.

With the Assad government short of manpower, Iran persuaded Hezbollah, the Lebanese militant group, to join the fight and has encouraged Iraqi Shiite militias to do the same.

Using previously untapped sources, including lineage genealogies and internal family documents, Szonyi examines how soldiers and their families living on China's southeast coast minimized the costs and maximized the benefits of meeting government demands for manpower.

And the government lacks money and manpower to fight all the fires, much less arrest wrongdoers.

"The government has lots of manpower and resources to put in," said Mr. Dong, the Dynaweb manager.

About 400 agencies, ranging from businesses with training facilities to single people with cellphones, are registered with the Indonesian government's Agency of Manpower and Transmigration.

"But if we're going to remain economically competitive and provide the skill and manpower for government, I think we need more Americans to learn Chinese or Hindi or Farsi or Portuguese or Korean or Arabic.