Sentence examples for managing manpower from inspiring English sources

Understanding retention and attrition of CCAs is important for developing the strategies of managing manpower in this industry.

Many programs are designed to manage manpower talents in business and service sectors, but not a clear program exists for managing students' talents in schools.

Very early in his administration, Mr. Bloomberg will have to demonstrate that his police force is capable of addressing terrorism and more traditional crime while managing a manpower drain in which retirements have doubled in the past year to more than 2,000.

This suggests that in some patients the combination of EN and PN may be helpful, reducing the burden and the cost of managing diarrhea (manpower, investigations, treatment) [ 69].

Mark Cahill, managing director at Manpower, said of the overall results: "These figures are extremely positive, particularly as the first three months of the year are traditionally a quieter time for recruitment, as companies scale back after Christmas.

"Can we get what we want from this, which is programming, and not have to own and operate and provide the management manpower that's necessary, the resources that are necessary?" Fusient, he said, was in a far better position to manage the league, in which Turner will retain an undisclosed minority ownership stake.

It's increasingly difficult to wield manpower at any scale.

The government has "kick-started a massive infrastructure development program without checking on the manpower supply," said Atul Bhobe, managing director of S. N. Bhobe & Associates, a civil engineering design company.