Sentence examples for its manpower from inspiring English sources

Australian, New Zealand, Indian, South African, Free French, Greek and Polish units provided much of its manpower, making it as cosmopolitan as Napoleon's Grande Armée - but ultimately much more successful.

Portugal has traditionally exported some of its manpower - it has a diaspora around the world of three million.

Partly, the Russian system succeeds because, in contrast with the Western industrial economies, it makes full use of its manpower.

The delay was caused partly by a lack of engineering resources, Boeing said, as it has pulled much of its manpower onto the new 787 Dreamliner, itself about 18 months behind schedule.

During Reagan's first term liberal icon John Kenneth Galbraith wrote: "The Soviet system has made great material progress... partly the Russian system succeeds because in contrast with Western economies it makes full use of its manpower".

This judicious management of skills and resources allowed the territory to make a much larger contribution to the Allied war effort than if it had simply sent all its manpower into the field.

"China has made several rounds of large cuts to its military manpower as part of its modernization efforts over the last 30 years.

Despite an influx of funds from the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) and the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria (Global Fund), Mozambique remains woefully undercapacitated in its medical infrastructure, social acceptance of risk reduction strategies, and its health manpower [ 86].

Drawing on its vast manpower, the Union draft would fuel victories, though costly, at Vicksburg and Gettysburg.

The network also recommended checking "multiple sources for vote tallies," moving the decision desk into the main studio and increasing its reporting manpower in hotly contested states.

This alarms consumer groups, such as Public Citizen, which worry about the FDA's ability to police manufacturing given its meagre manpower and funding.