Sentence examples for manpower pressure from inspiring English sources

In reaction to the speech, Chief of the Naval Staff, First Sea Lord Admiral Sir George Zambellas, said he did not expect the "significant manpower pressure" on the navy "to throw us off track".

Retirements over the next 5 to 10 years will add considerably to manpower pressures on the NHSBSP.

Grassroots judicial bureaus bear nine functions of the administration of justice, but they have problems such as low pay, short manpower, high work pressure, high official turnover, and insufficient funding.

China's one-child policy has backfired, leading to an aging population which will lead to manpower shortages and tremendous pressure on its national budget.

Complete registration of this cancer is vulnerable to, for example, physician time pressure and manpower devoted to data registration in the NMSC database.

Economic pressures and limited manpower resulted in the battalion being amalgamated with other battalions a couple of times during the inter-war years.

Ordinarily, prisoners were taken to downtown Brooklyn for processing, but the message had come down that all suspects were to be detained in the precincts in which they were arrested in order to conserve manpower on the streets and relieve pressure at Central Booking.

"There was pressure in terms of manpower.

During the past decade, the process industries have undergone significant technological and business challenges; pressure on profit margins, manpower reduction, process optimization, safety and environmental regulations, and reduction in maintenance costs.

The discussion of potential system factor focused on premature discharge due to the pressure of bed unavailability, manpower management, and lack of communication among different healthcare professionals and with the community service provision.

Although much of this movement has been in the form of permanent migration, there are growing prospects for temporary movement of healthcare workers through institutional tie-ups with overseas establishments, to leverage India's cost advantage and manpower availability and also address the pressures of ageing populations and shortage of healthcare workers in developed countries.