Sentence examples for increasing manpower from inspiring English sources

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

J. Edgar Hoover, the F.B.I. director, who was intensely focused on the smuggling threat, proposed increasing manpower to cope.

But I don't think the answer to increasing manpower is to pursue some of the things the Pentagon is doing, such as doubling and tripling bonuses for those in the military.

One explanation advanced for the "productivity puzzle" at the heart of Britain's lacklustre recovery is that hiring new people or holding on to old employees has been so cheap that as the good times have returned, it has been easier for firms to boost output by increasing manpower, rather than by investing in innovation and training and working more smartly with the staff they have.

This policy includes strengthening research and development, increasing manpower, promoting South Korean brands, establishing regional business infrastructures, and taking advantage of FTA opportunities (Textile World Asia 2011).

Cohen and his colleagues believe that these increases may partly be the result of the cumulative psychological effects of repeated deployments and the increasing manpower burden borne by Reserve and National Guard units.

It was a job he had a decade ago, when the expansion started that eventually increased manpower by nearly 40percentt.

This results in heavier tools, larger logging trucks and increased manpower requirements than seen in mining logging operations.

I welcome such commitments, but Mr. McCain needs to acknowledge that border security means more than fences and increased manpower for the beleaguered Border Patrol.

The reasons, officials say, are varied: from increased manpower and better technology, to high expectations among Mexicans that their new president, Vicente Fox, will curb corruption.

For years, we begged the authority to increase manpower, but were told it was none of our business and was cheaper to pay overtime than hire more personnel.