Sentence examples for manpower allocated from inspiring English sources

Manpower allocated to data collection is therefore increasingly overstrained in keeping up with the volume of work and this has affected the timeliness, accuracy and quality of statistics.

Since forest activities are labour intensive, larger families have adequate manpower to allocate across gathering activities.

In addition, they considered manpower allocation to cells with the aim of minimizing miscellaneous costs of production and maximizing the labor utilization, of considering who are allocated to the cells.

At a minimum, he makes decisions about how manpower and resources are allocated every six months, when each new class of rookie officers hits the streets.

Each regiment was allocated the manpower from two of the four battalions of the 7th Mountain Brigade.

It is also lowering fuel costs and increasing the efficiency of aircraft by reducing weight, as well as examining how it allocates manpower among ground employees.

The feds, he added, can only allocate manpower and resources to go after massive fraud operations.

CEOs have been known to allocate manpower and money to projects long after it's become clear that they are obviously failing, digging a deeper hole rather than trying to climb their way out of it.

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.

Of this, it has allocated US$35 million for "manpower development" in the life sciences.

Institutes may consider allocating additional manpower to support the implementation of flipped classrooms.