Sentence examples for growing manpower from inspiring English sources
It nationalized bankrupt railways, introduced income taxes, and controlled some commodity prices, and, in the spring of 1917, it introduced compulsory military service conscription in response to a growing manpower crisis in the Canadian army.
In 2007 an independent assessment of the state's emergency medical services grimly described the state's crazy-quilt pattern of emergency medical services as in a "state of near crisis," with growing manpower problems, varying levels of training, and little or no oversight from the State Department of Health and Senior Services.
In fact, US fears of the jihadist rebels' growing manpower and firepower have been instrumental in putting a brake on promised US support for the rebels.
This was coupled with the "growing manpower shortage" caused by a declining number of members joining the order.
What may happen, according to the Center for Strategic and International Studies, is that power will transition to countries with growing populations, while manpower shortages will tempt some developed countries to abandon their militaries altogether.
At the same time as public opinion was turning against the outside world, the need for manpower was growing more desperate.
By late 1863, it had become obvious to Cleburne that the Confederacy was losing the war because of the growing limitations of its manpower and resources.
However, nursing has been struggling with growing turnover rates and manpower shortages over the past decade.
"We need to have more and more medical colleges, nursing schools and paramedical educational courses to be able to meet our growing need of health care manpower to heal the global citizen," Dr. Sibal says.
Then the army extended his tour without his consent and assigned him to lead an infantry squad — part of an emergency policy intended to maintain manpower to fight the growing insurgency.
Some regions now have human trafficking units but there is still a considerable lack of support on the force that does not necessarily have the manpower to fight this growing battle.
