Sentence examples for of its manpower from inspiring English sources

Australian, New Zealand, Indian, South African, Free French, Greek and Polish units provided much of its manpower, making it as cosmopolitan as Napoleon's Grande Armée - but ultimately much more successful.

Portugal has traditionally exported some of its manpower - it has a diaspora around the world of three million.

Partly, the Russian system succeeds because, in contrast with the Western industrial economies, it makes full use of its manpower.

The delay was caused partly by a lack of engineering resources, Boeing said, as it has pulled much of its manpower onto the new 787 Dreamliner, itself about 18 months behind schedule.

During Reagan's first term liberal icon John Kenneth Galbraith wrote: "The Soviet system has made great material progress... partly the Russian system succeeds because in contrast with Western economies it makes full use of its manpower".

Overy argues that the bombing strained the German war economy and forced it to divert up to one-fourth of its manpower and industry into anti-aircraft resources, which very likely shortened the war.

There had not been a passenger fatality on any of its air routes since 1942, and it was dismayed at what apparently could be explained only as a failure of either its manpower or its equipment.

By April 1945, a large part of its Croatian manpower had been lost or released, with the Croatian component reduced to between 2,000 and 3,000 soldiers.

In certain situations, the setting-up of a Medical Association and Nurses Council will improve this knowledge and with it the adequacy required, since one of the first work of these organizations is its manpower census.

The competition for funds sparked what one Syrian called "the YouTube phase" of the war, in which each brigade produced videos to publicize its importance and its manpower, many of which included words of praise and thanks for individual benefactors.

Verizon has chosen instead to spend the bulk of its investment and manpower on expanding its wireless business.