Sentence examples for get manpower from inspiring English sources

One would think being called out by the U.S. Senate would be enough to get Manpower to clean up its act, but the violations have continued.

The police wonder where they are going to get the manpower to enforce the new limits.

It is unclear where he will get the manpower to take action against untruthful claims, since the agency has been unable to keep up with all but the most egregious of the false claims made on dietary supplements.

"We got the manpower and we got the will," said Capt.

"If in a crisis, to make sure we've actually got the manpower to check lorries coming in to stop people illegally coming to Britain … if in those circumstances we can use the army or other forces then why not?" The Home Office said 1.2 miles of fencing would secure each side of the platform at Coquelles.

He indicated that because of the distances involved in getting enough manpower to combat the fire while it was still relatively small (the Tensleep CCC crews had to travel 165 mile), the fire was not contained enough to prevent the rapid spread that occurred when the weather front approached.

"… as a team… how are we going to address it and can we address it, have we got the manpower to actually follow through with it?

(Social worker 1) "… as a team… how are we going to address it and can we address it, have we got the manpower to actually follow through with it?

"We needed a tremendous amount of manpower to get the water and the hose up to extinguish the fire," said the Fire Department's Queens Borough commander, Assistant Chief Robert F. Sweeney, according to The Associated Press.

We didn't get here with sheer manpower.

A survey by the Wiltshire Police Federation in August showed a 12% decline in morale, with officers believing there was a lack of manpower to get the job done.