The network has more than 158 member firms in 90 countries, and allows law firms that may not have the manpower of a New York behemoth like Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom to offer a client advice about a merger with a Brazilian company as well as about a domestic stock offering.
Traditionally, as soon as an enterprise software sale is made, it becomes the buyer's responsibility to support the purchase – often requiring the manpower of a 6 and 7-figure consulting engagement.
The negative aspect of this restructuring is that the manpower of an experienced nurse is withdrawn from patient treatment.
The American willingness to quickly release 10 Russian agents operating inside the United States, after huge expenditures of money and manpower on a decade of surveillance, would have been hard to imagine a few decades ago.
Scotland had suffered considerable economic disruption during the period of the civil wars, caused by loss of manpower to a dozen armies, free quarter (the billeting of troops on civilians without payment), plunder and heavy taxation.
Considering the high manpower requirements of a multidisciplinary team we suggest further socioeconomic analysis of these concepts to prove cost efficacy of the treatment with respect to quality of life, direct and indirect costs.
Some useful guidelines are also provided to aid users in deciding the appropriate amount of manpower for a particular application.
They include, he says, the Southern Front, a loose alliance operating around Damascus with an estimated manpower of 25,000, the Northern FSA with 20,000 near Idlib, and a wealth of other groups surrounding Aleppo with somewhere approaching 14,000 men.
Overall, with the HomeGuide model workflow, HM required a median manpower of 55.5 (22.0–107.0) min × health personnel per month every 100 patients.
While maintaining embedding in a fork of Gecko is theoretically possible, we don't have the manpower for a sustained effort of that kind.
But beyond modern technology, Mr. O'Malley said the key to the homicide improvement had been a better use of manpower in a strategy of making faster arrests of homicide suspects who were previously able to linger on the streets to commit further mayhem.
