Sentence examples for manpower infrastructure from inspiring English sources

In either case, the funding will provide the necessary resources (manpower, infrastructure, consumables, etc).

"A mix of billions of dollars in new manpower, infrastructure, equipment and new or amended policies" went toward protecting the southern border, the report said, and the number of undocumented immigrants found to be crossing it declined.

Over the past decade considerable resources have been dedicated to HIV care and management in terms of manpower, infrastructure, and interventions, which has greatly contributed to improving the overall health and well-being of HIV-infected older people.

Cities and states face a big job ahead, dealing with floods, fires, shifting shorelines and paying for the manpower and infrastructure necessary to deal with those challenges.

Use of human capital, like cloud computing, enables firms to avoid investing in costly manpower and infrastructure by drawing on service providers only as needed.

How to deal with the mountain of data sets in the absence of common consortium-mandated guidelines, manpower and infrastructure?

Various marathon competitions are now being organised in sub-Saharan Africa, where these events were hitherto unpopular and where adequate manpower and infrastructure may not have been available to handle such events.

In 1998, the WHO African Advisory Committee on Health Research and Development AACHRDD) hypothesized that the challenges confronting national health research systems included: poor environment for research; inadequate manpower; inadequate infrastructures and facilities; inaccessibility to modern technology; and lack of funds [ 9].

But this is the third fantasy of this debate: that more manpower, technology and infrastructure on the border translates directly into more security.

It throws $6.5 billion over 10 years at the southern border, and envisions the creation of a commission of border governors telling the Homeland Security Department how to spend more billions on "manpower, technology and infrastructure".

Most medical schools do not have the manpower or the infrastructure to train interventional radiologists.