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Some departments are also trying to bolster their manpower by heavily recruiting for officers in New York City.

Germany did not have the manpower by itself to carry out killing on such a massive scale.

It was a job he had a decade ago, when the expansion started that eventually increased manpower by nearly 40percentt.

These geostrategic obstacles eventually succumbed to the technology of steam power on rivers and rails, the mobility of armies commanded by Grant and Sherman, and the hard fighting that depleted Confederate manpower by battle, capture and attrition.

Although both Republican and Democratic chairmen forged a series of policy initiatives on behalf of investors, the agency's vital infrastructure has been sorely neglected, starved of adequate money and manpower by politicians.

"The First World War was eventually resolved not by any discovery or application of new military technique by the high commands but by the relentless attrition of manpower by industrial output," Keegan writes.

In the following years he continued to express the British preference for man-hauling (the practice of propelling sledges by manpower, unassisted by animals), a view he maintained until very late in his Antarctic career.

In construction projects, it is not unusual that companies obtain additional capacities by temporal hiring of additional manpower or by renting additional machinery to speed up projects.

This can be accomplished by better planning of medical education and manpower, and by increasing the number of physicians in the clinics to improve the patient-physician ratio.

Shiite militias from the region led by Hezbollah have played a crucial role in covering the shortfall in manpower faced by Syrian President Assad's overstretched army during nearly five years of conflict.

In fact, in 1688, Governor Denonville of French Canada wrote to King Louis XIV, begging him to end the manpower shortage by authorizing shipments of African slaves.