Sentence examples for old manpower from inspiring English sources

And for now, there's plenty of work to be done with plain old manpower, hardware and a fresh injection of venture capital.

To free up white manpower, some suggested the recruitment of older men for local service so more of the younger volunteers could go overseas.

Jeffrey Joerres, Manpower's plain-talking 49-year-old boss, is grateful to have Right, and not just for its profits.

The role of the Consultant Radiologist has changed substantially in recent decades, yet manpower planning is often based on older inappropriate methods of measuring Radiologist workload.

During Tuesday's show the newer songs sounded better nourished than the older ones, and not just because of the extra manpower.

In 1944, Germany, desperate for manpower, tried to conscript the 15-year-old Mr. Carle, but as a citizen of the United States he was able to avoid serving.

"Most of the public domain expects public universities to create manpower for new industries as communities transform from old to new economies," says Blouin.

Carolina came into the game ranked second in the league in killing penalties, but the Devils capitalized on their first two manpower advantages before the game was just over six minutes old.

In Switzerland Manpower is working with Swisscom to find work for older workers being laid off or persuaded to take early- retirement offers, and it places about 500 elderly workers a year through this program.

The simplified acute physiology score, versionII has routinely been used for severity scoring in patients older than 16 years [ 7], and the nine equivalent of nursing manpower use score [ 8] has been used for resource utilisation in all patients.

The National Trust has also been dedicating manpower to a branch-and-root survey of the nation's oldest trees.