Sentence examples for manpower under from inspiring English sources

He argued that cuts in the Pentagon's budget and manpower under President Bill Clinton had jeopardized national security.

A bunch of right-wing fraternities with names like Olympia, Teutonia, Gothia, Silesia, and Aldania marched in downtown Vienna yesterday in something they call the Freedom Festival, which is basically an excuse for silly nationalists to wear silly hats and demonstrate their manpower under the pretence of commemorating the People's Revolutions of 1848.

A bunch of right-wing fraternities with names like Olympia, Teutonia, Gothia, Silesia and Aldania marched in downtown Vienna yesterday in the context of something they called the "Freedom Festival" – which was basically an excuse for silly nationalists, to wear silly hats and demonstrate their manpower under the pretence of commemorating the People's Revolutions of 1848.

In Stansfield Business International Pte. Ltd. v. Minister for Manpower (1999), an employee fired for incompetence accused the plaintiff company of unfair dismissal and made representations to the Minister for Manpower under section 14 of the Employment Act to be reinstated.

It is a question of better employment and distribution policies.Today production capacities (nature, manpower, capital) are under-used.

It compares the best practice examples to the EOPYY (alongside further developments set by new legislation in L 4238/14), revealing weaknesses relevant to non-integrated PHC network, unbalanced manpower, non-gatekeeping, under-financing and other funding problems caused by the current crisis.

Her professional career was with the U.S. Department of Labor in Washington, DC where she held increasingly responsible positions in the Manpower Administration, the Office of the Under Secretary, the Employment Standards Administration, and the Pension and Welfare Benefits Administration.

"Our manpower situation is kept under constant review.

Under his leadership Manpower expanded from a Milwaukee storefront to hundreds of offices worldwide.

The lessons learned during the South African War of 1899-1902 had reinforced the idea that the regular Army was not capable of fighting a prolonged full-scale war without significant assistance; almost all regular units in the United Kingdom had been deployed overseas within four months of the outbreak of hostilities, and the entire pool of reserve manpower had been exhausted in under a year.

For a "negative discrepancy" (the observed PD less than the predicted PD), physician manpower can be considered as "under the norm", rather than "a deficit".