While Kelly Services promoted "Kelly Girls," Manpower spent a whopping $1 million in 1961 to put its "White Glove Girls" in the Sunday issue of big city newspapers.
If health plans used the same or similar forms, it "could make a dramatic difference in the amount of manpower hours" spent on paperwork, said Representative John Zerwas, a Republican from Simonton.
"From the opening moments when we were asked to deploy equipment and manpower, we spent 24 hours on the site to try to make heads and tails of it all," said Bill Singerly, a project manager with Seasons Contracting in North Bergen, N.J., a demolition company that had sent more than 15 pieces of machinery to the site.
Half a century ago, more than a third of a constabulary's manpower was spent on those foot patrols - nabbing burglars with their swag bags.
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The Pirates have plowed money and manpower into that effort, spending $5 million to build an academy in the Dominican Republic.
BBC defence correspondent Caroline Wyatt said the latest redundancies were a result of the almost 8% cut to the MoD's budget announced in 2010 - and a powerful reason why the department has argued it cannot face more cuts in manpower in the current spending round.
Money and manpower that will be spent trying to lift the ban again next year could be better spent supporting treatment programs and research, Thomas said.
In order to capture this data, you may have to spend significant manpower on low-margin data preparation services before AI systems can be deployed.
By the end of the Marne-Rheims offensive, the German manpower advantage had been spent and their supplies and troops were exhausted.
