Sentence examples for further manpower from inspiring English sources

Before September 11th there was talk of further manpower cuts; many in Congress now want a statutory increase in the army's size.

He has advocated for further manpower, technology, and detention to protect the US, and in his latest position, he focused his fight on smuggling of drugs, migrants, and potential terrorists which he claimed was a serious national security threat.

A shortage of asylum officers and judges – a contrast to the Border Patrol's exponentially increasing manpower – further slows proceedings.

In mid-1918 it was decided to allow the men who had enlisted in 1914 to return to Australia for home leave, further exacerbating the manpower shortage experienced by the Australian Corps.

How far does discontent at the top stem from resistance to further projected reductions in manpower, including at the senior officer level, from inter-service rivalry, or from resentment about the apparently diminished influence of the military at the UK's top table?

The necessity for extra manpower encouraged further immigration.

"The Army remains particularly vulnerable to further reductions in its manpower, as the most scalable of the three services and without a clearly articulated case for why 82,000 regular troops constitutes its 'critical mass'.

Policy, organization and manpower need further strengthening.

As the four-hour mark of the battle approached, a higher command noted that soldiers at the outpost reported that they "have retaken another bldg, can't push any further due to lack of manpower".

The conflicting demands of raising absolute numbers of high-ranking prospective studies, managing increasing clinical workloads and on the other hand maintain the intensified educational activities, evidently advocate against further cutbacks in the equipment, manpower and funding of IR.

Fatah's manpower was incremented further after Arafat decided to offer new recruits much higher salaries than members of the Palestine Liberation Army (PLA), the regular military force of the Palestine Liberation Organization PLOO), which was created by the Arab League in 1964.