In reserve, Belfasts future was uncertain: post-war defence cuts made manpower-intensive cruisers excessively costly to operate, and it was not until March 1955 that the decision was taken to modernise Belfast.
The government may or may not ask us to make more manpower savings.
Given the steep decline in hiring, has Manpower made any staff cuts recently?
He also campaigned far to the south of the Asturian mountains, but lack of manpower made it impossible to exert permanent control on the plains and, in his time, a wide, largely uninhabited no-man's-land came into being between Asturias and the settled territories of the emirate of Córdoba.
Also, it made inefficient use of manpower, since each vehicle required a crew of two and sometimes three men only one of whom actually handled offensive weapons and struck at the enemy.
The emir and his prime minister have made up for chronic manpower shortages by personally taking a hand in many of their initiatives, most recently playing a high-profile role in persuading the Friends of Syria grouping to increase aid to Syrian rebels, including direct military aid from Qatar itself.
Both police forces made use of outside manpower in the shape of "police support units", or PSUs, from other forces.
It is also found that, in most SPC schemes, the allocated amount of manpower is far less than needed and, consequently, the total cost can be significantly reduced if some managerial arrangement can be made to increase SPC manpower.
Southern Rhodesia's main contribution to the Burma Campaign in terms of manpower was made by the Rhodesian African Rifles (RAR), a regiment of black troops led by white officers that joined the front at the end of 1944.
Lacking of pooling library approach as other reduced representation libraries, made it take more manpower and time, and may partly explain the reason.
