Sentence examples for manpower distribution from inspiring English sources

The manpower distribution is also more urban oriented.

Moreover budgetary allocations, manpower distribution, accessibility, availability, spatial distribution of the health institutions are not homogenous and/or equitable which creates problems to promote the health system as a universal character.

This is still the limitation of health manpower distribution to rural areas [ 44]." The Zambian Health Worker Retention Scheme – piloted initially for doctors – has included refurbishment of government housing and school fees to allow staff to send their children away for better education in the retention package [ 9].

Because effective resale price controls attract excessive capital and manpower into distribution activities by eliminating price competition, such a program logically requires some means of restricting the numbers of enterprises.

Franklin D. Roosevelt brought business leaders into policy-making positions and set up boards that developed manpower policy, controlled distribution of resources and worked with business and labor to bring about an enormous industrial mobilization.

As a result the fragmented control of manpower paralleled the distribution of irrigation water.

So it can be said that manpower development and resource distribution has been directed to specialists and urban biases.

This would help to reduce the existing discrepancy in the distribution of resources and manpower between the public and private sectors for diabetes care, as emphasised by the HCPs in this study.

It is a question of better employment and distribution policies.Today production capacities (nature, manpower, capital) are under-used.

A seminal 1990 study** of 200 big firms in America, Germany and Britain, carried out by Alfred Chandler of the Harvard Business School, found that the most long-lived and successful companies are those that are the first to make two kinds of key investments: in marketing and distribution networks, and in managerial manpower.

He was thus vested with authority over production, procurement, and distribution of all civilian and military goods, manpower allocation, and economic stabilization.