Sentence examples for qualified manpower from inspiring English sources

The council made annual "contracts" with universities to provide student places in line with national needs for "highly qualified manpower".

Multinationals can improve their operational efficiency and strengthen their competiveness by investing in a country that possesses qualified manpower.

A significant but far smaller number of respondents (28%%) found that lack of knowledge of alternatives or initiatives and suitably qualified manpower was an impediment.

For a long time, the location theories have only considered the proximity to raw materials, existence of basic infrastructures and qualified manpower.

America's teaching unions fear a hidden agenda of replacing properly trained humans with some combination of technology and less qualified manpower, or possibly just technology.

"Nautical training schools to develop local qualified manpower are absent, the international yacht manufacturing industry here is lagging, and developing financial products to finance and insure yachts needs help".

This was followed by preparation of a long-term plan on qualifying the desalination manpower in Indonesia.

But for a modern professional military, even billions don't guarantee quality; manpower shortages forced the Pentagon to enlist poorly qualified recruits for the War on Terror.

What qualified as a major release 22 years ago would rank today, in terms of manpower, alongside independent games.

Austria qualified.

He is eminently qualified.