Sentence examples for of available manpower from inspiring English sources
The construction companies have the great advantage of available manpower.
But when only a small percentage of available manpower is needed, many will be able to avoid the draft, as in Vietnam.
If, for example, a country is to run its affairs in accordance with a strategy that relies on the prosecution of war, the country's leaders need to know how much money they can devote to the armed forces, as well as the exact situation of available manpower and weaponry.
National Guard officials in the states acknowledged that the scale of the destruction is stretching the limits of available manpower while placing another extraordinary demand on their troops -- most of whom have already served tours in Iraq or Afghanistan or in homeland defense missions since 2001.
In addition, the shortage of available manpower led to a greater burden being placed upon its allies (socii) for the provision of allied troops.
In addition, the shortage of available manpower led to a greater burden being placed upon Rome's allies for the provision of allied troops.
Meanwhile, in the Senate Clemenceau agitated for more and more guns, munitions, and soldiers, for judicious use of the available manpower, and for a better organized and equipped medical service.
We will divert some of our available manpower right now to fight the problem.
Most of the available manpower is deployed in the public sector (Table 1) and in many cases the public sector cannot afford to pay for skilled labour.
Taking into account estimates of the likely available manpower during the period, historians estimate that the larger mottes might have taken between four and nine months to build.
Like everyone else, she finds that PMCs must be held accountable for their criminal actions, not merely to provide personal justice for those injured by their crimes, but also for the strategic objectives of organizing the U.S. military's available manpower effectively and retaining the support of citizens both domestic and abroad.
