Sentence examples for cut manpower from inspiring English sources

Defence officials suggested yesterday that an easier option would be to cut manpower across the three armed forces.

We gave up our carrier capacity for a period of years, and cut manpower in all three services but especially in the navy and air force.

Mercedes uses thousands of robots to cut expensive manpower.

And the Army will face a 7,000 cut in manpower and a reorganisation into five combat brigades of 6,000 troops each, down from the current eight.

The city has said that the cut in manpower was based on safety considerations and a sense that the prospects of recovering remains at the site have begun to diminish, both positions many firefighters dispute.

Verizon, formed by last year's merger of Bell Atlantic and GTE, said it will reduce overtime and use payroll attrition and possibly layoffs to cut total manpower hours by about 5%.

In reserve, Belfasts future was uncertain: post-war defence cuts made manpower-intensive cruisers excessively costly to operate, and it was not until March 1955 that the decision was taken to modernise Belfast.

"I know the prime minister does not want again to cut the physical manpower of the armed forces", he said, adding: "But there is of course still further fiscal consolidation to face and we are well aware of that".

Business Evolution claims that companies that deploy their product will be able to cut customer support manpower by 70% and also reduce the amount they budget for toll-free calls about 11 cents a minute.

Manpower cuts will not include the military, which will now have an allowance of $13.5 billion.

The MoD will be given flexibility to ensure that this does not lead to manpower cuts.