Sentence examples for from a manpower from inspiring English sources

Though transport routes are usable again, agriculture & industry suffer from a manpower shortage, dissension, & corruption.

Wall Street got a lift from a Manpower staffing company survey showing that businesses expect to hire more employees in the third quarter of this year, particularly in manufacturing.

This case prompted us to raise the question "Who should perform preoperative examinations of patients undergoing surgery under local anesthesia when anesthesiologists are not involved in?" Although the best answer is that anesthesiologists should perform preoperative examination in all cases, that is impossible from a manpower standpoint.

"The main challenge at this point, assuming you have technically valid data, is from a manpower perspective," he said.

By this time, Katagiri's forces were suffering from a manpower shortage due to a lack of reinforcements and the supply situation had still not been rectified.

"Obviously the president is going to reiterate a number of things that you have all had a chance to talk about: the limits on our resources, both from a manpower perspective as well as a budgetary perspective," said Gibbs.

A federal grand jury in Honolulu has indicted six labor contractors from a Los Angeles manpower company on charges that they imposed forced labor on some 400 Thai farm workers, in what justice officials called the biggest human-trafficking case ever brought by federal authorities.

Despite worries about the economic impact of the banking crisis on jobs, an international survey from Manpower, an employment-services firm, shows that in most countries a majority of employers are planning to increase their payrolls in the final quarter of 2008.

Many reservists work for police and fire departments, which suffer from a drain in manpower.

Bootstrapped startups always face a challenge of taking the service to the next level, both from a financial and manpower perspective.

They had been severely depleted and were suffering from acute manpower shortages as a result of the combination of a decrease in the number of volunteers from Australia and the decision to grant home leave to men who had served for over four years.