Sentence examples for have manpower from inspiring English sources
"They told me, 'The city has problems; you don't have a lot of resources; you don't have manpower,' " he said, recalling his interview with city officials.
Their extensive lineup means they have two drummers firing like twin engines and still have manpower left over for three guitars, a harmonica, a theremin and even the odd bit of Mackenzie's flute.
But given conflicts in his schedule and with National Police Week occurring next week – many Cleveland police may be traveling for memorial events and the city may not have manpower in reserve "to ensure public safety concerns are met", the judge said – the verdict announcement would likely "be at the beginning of the week after next".
"They have manpower, they have munitions and food supplies.
To quote: "'We have manpower consultancy relationships with a few of the larger firms.
NATO only has manpower and weapons to the extent that its members have manpower and weapons.
The Sahel had manpower but no money; Oman had money but little manpower.
Given the steep decline in hiring, has Manpower made any staff cuts recently?
Two of the Devils' first three goals, by John MacLean and Doug Brown, came while the Penguins had manpower advantages.
He knows the importance of having manpower in this country, so hopefully he'll be softening on these policies".
Nevertheless, the intervention phases I and II are distinct phases; with the second phase has manpower implications; therefore, we analyzed them as separate phases.
