Sentence examples for local manpower from inspiring English sources

"There's no local manpower and it's hard to get equipment out here," he said.

In 1997, the patrol began Operation Rio Grande in South Texas, expanding local manpower to about 1,200 agents from around 700 and equipping them with infrared cameras, helicopters and airplanes.

The production units which rely upon specialized local manpower and the needs for the organization of the relevant activities combined with the morphological characteristics of the regions, determined the socioeconomic organization, the every day life, the form of residence, models of exchange and communication [4].

Gibb suggests that this move may be seen as an answer to the need for more troops to control the conquered territories and continue Muslim expansion, as well as a means of placing the local manpower in Arab service and depleting it at the same time, reducing the risk of anti-Arab revolts.

"Nautical training schools to develop local qualified manpower are absent, the international yacht manufacturing industry here is lagging, and developing financial products to finance and insure yachts needs help".

Use of local materials, manpower and technology has brought a unique trend of construction in Nepal in terms of vernacular technology.

The new management named it J.E.T. for Job Express Trans portation, and coordinated it with the complex of Federal, local and state manpower training programs and com munity action agencies.

It is a planned economic entity consisting of three economically linked components: production (including specialization industries and auxiliary activities), infrastructure, and local resources (including manpower), which have to be harmonized in a particular geographical area.

Adapting K/DOQI guidelines must account for local conditions and manpower.

In other sectors, gaps were identified for rapid assessment, water sanitation, and temporary shelter provision, given the lack of skills and manpower from local governments and local NGOs.

Jim's despair over his rejection from the L.A.P.D. lifts when the Department of Homeland Security calls, and the movie suggests an ugly jockeying for manpower among local and federal agencies.