Sentence examples for reducing manpower from inspiring English sources

That police forces around the country have been subjected to huge cuts in funding and so are already reducing manpower.

The hotel's owner, Hideo Sawada, says he wants to make this "the most efficient hotel in the world" by reducing manpower and having 90% of staff be robotic.

Any talk of reducing manpower might seem odd, given the recent commitments to Sierra Leone, Afghanistan and Iraq (which saw the largest call-up of reserves since the Suez crisis of 1956).

It paid out Rs. 74 crore as redundancy payouts for reducing manpower at its European factories and the company closed down its Scottish operations.

This paper shows the advantages of using mobile robots for building maintenance and surveillance tasks by improving efficiency and reducing manpower.

The determination of the optimal coagulant dosage in the coagulation process of a water treatment plant (WTP) is very essential to produce satisfactory treated water quality and to maintain economic plant operation such as reducing manpower and expensive chemical costs.

Use of automatic weld quality monitoring systems results in reduced production costs through the reduced manpower required for inspection.

Reduced manpower and funds must be focused on what really matters and what must stay local – content, sales and marketing.

Officials in the union that represents Fire Department officers weighed in yesterday with a criticism of proposals to disband eight fire companies and reduce manpower.

In order to reduce manpower, investigating comparative unsupervised methods is highly desired.

This new method can attain fast fault determination and reduced manpower.