Sentence examples similar to control over manpower from inspiring English sources
Chait joined the company after serving as Fromstein's lawyer during the battle with Blue Arrow, a British firm that took over Manpower briefly in 1987.
Chait joined the company after serving as Fromstein's lawyer during the battle with Blue Arrow, a British firm that for a brief period took over Manpower in 1987.
There was a correspondence between the expanding control of the dynasty over manpower and an increased grip on the irrigation systems in the region.
Economic intervention, regulation, and state control of manpower, production and transport were much greater in the Confederacy than in the Union.
As a result the fragmented control of manpower paralleled the distribution of irrigation water.
Most important, the emperor in the East never lost access to, or control over, his sources of manpower and money.
Britain's top military chief has warned that the UK faces ending up with a "hollow force" if politicians keep prioritising equipment over manpower.
The wealthy landlords eventually dominated commercial activities as well, maintaining control over the rural peasants—upon whom the government relied for tax revenues military manpower, and public works labor.
"No more control over them.
They want control over that.
