Manpower, for example, completed a deal this month to acquire Jefferson Wells International, a Milwaukee consulting firm specializing in internal auditing.
Manpower, for example, continues to send out more than 190,000 workers a day, with jobs in the service sector rising by enough to offset the decline in light manufacturing.
It is much too negative, when it must imply a sustained effort to absorb Liverpool manpower elsewhere – for example in nearby towns of which some are developing quite promisingly".
The weapons, properly used, could nullify a superiority in manpower, "such as, for example, the hordes of Russia".
Honeywell has, for example, commissioned Manpower to supply a contingent workforce, so that, in Honeywell's own words, the company can get the right backup workers in the right place and time to manage surge capacity at its plants and offices around the globe.
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For example, among the IO countries, India is notable for the large number of oceangoing research vessels, large scientific and technical manpower, capability for using advanced technologies (for example, remote sensing, DNA fingerprints), and the capacity for exploring deep seas and the southern part of the Indian Ocean, extending to the Antarctic continent.
The divisional weights indicate the importance of the division, e.g., cost and manpower, whereas the period weights reflect, for example, discount rate by period.
France, Spain and Italy, for example, pour resources and manpower into investigations at home — from studying radicalization and wiretapping suspicious individuals to infiltrating mosques and community centers.
Take the answer to 17 Across, for example: "Staffing level" is MANPOWER, but you can add the word FIRE to both halves of the word and get both FIREMAN and FIREPOWER.
Additional resources, for example in terms of manpower, may help to build the structures necessary for the health promotion/prevention task.
