Sentence examples for manpower taking from inspiring English sources

With promises, by all parties, to increase spending on the NHS, and pay and manpower taking a large part of the defence budget, and with two large aircraft carriers, and, later, a new fleet of Trident nuclear missile submarines, biting a large chunk out of the budget, the army is in the firing line.

The manpower it takes for a sting also works in the operators' favor, Mr. Baeza said.

It is unclear where he will get the manpower to take action against untruthful claims, since the agency has been unable to keep up with all but the most egregious of the false claims made on dietary supplements.

The government, he says, does not have the money or the manpower to take control of the AUC's terrain while also trying to sustain the massive anti-FARC offensive in the south, known as Plan Patriot, which already ties up 18,000 of the army's 160,000 troops.

But with only a small police force and militant gangs that sometimes serve as an auxiliary government force, Mr. Aristide does not appear to have enough manpower to take back Gonaïves by force, though government officials have said a plan to do just that is in the works.

Manpower recently took a charge as it restructures its U.K. operations.

While the Black Sea Fleet itself is now rather out-dated and in any case one of Russia's smaller naval forces, its military bases there gave it more than sufficient manpower to take over key installations and blockade Ukrainian units inside their bases.

Willie Cochran (20th) raised concerns the city lacks the manpower to take on the surge of registrants the law would unleash.

Afghanistan's Defense Ministry disputed the report's findings on the size of its forces, saying it had sufficient manpower to take the fight to the Taliban.

We [CB1]normally use manpower to take that client from the community up to here.

When facing the crisis of physician shortage, the correction of manpower always takes an extended time period, and thus both the public and health personnel suffer.