Sentence examples for long-term manpower from inspiring English sources
The countries of Europe are facing an acute, long-term manpower shortage.
But the Church also brings several critical missing elements to the table: The worldwide network of congregations offers universal distribution, a local presence everywhere, a large pool of motivated voluntary manpower, long-term grassroots commitment and built-in credibility with villagers.
This was followed by preparation of a long-term plan on qualifying the desalination manpower in Indonesia.
In a long-term conflict, Russia maintains a decisive advantage in manpower and personnel over Ukraine.
Due to the limitation of manpower, we could only use the long-term care facilities in Tao Yuan County as samples in this study; such a small area for data analysis creates a limitation of the hypothesis.
But police officials said the long-term effect of the terrorist attack on the department's manpower may not be calculated for weeks to come, or even months.
"How we decide where to allocate limited resources such as money and manpower to conserve species in the face of long-term global warming is a primary concern right now," Harsch notes.
The more companies streamline and outsource their manpower, the less chance we have of winning well-paid, long-term contracts.
Ms. Swan of Manpower cautions that although employee referrals are a valuable tool, "you have to watch the ultimate long-term result in terms of diversity and skills".
Weighing the long-term environmental consequences of spills, water consumption, methane migration, waste production and disposal, truck traffic etc. is not simple – it requires manpower, reporting, transparency, and enforcement.
