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McKinsey Quarterly: Running Manpower would seem to give you a unique view of global labor markets.

The Constructivist score today might well resonate with many angry Americans' nostalgia for an era of factories run by manpower.

"Every district in the city is running short on manpower," said Pat Camden, a Fraternal Order of Police spokesman.

When federal officials began issuing security alerts after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the county soon found that it was running out of manpower.

Out of power since 2006, now out of ideas and running out of manpower, the BNP has never looked weaker.Mrs Zia is likely to have told Mr Modi what he already knows: ultimately Bangladesh needs to return to a parliamentary system where all political parties can have confidence in the integrity of an election.

This proved increasingly trying for the defenders, who were running short of manpower, ammunition and supplies.

The Syrian regime's resources are stretched thin and the rate of desertion among its military is increasing; in short, it is running out of manpower to face the myriad opposition factions in set-piece battles.

With Assad on the brink of a critical victory in Aleppo that would bring the last of Syria's five major cities under his control, Tabler said Syria's backers may be looking for a way to draw the conflict to an end, aware that the regime was running thin on manpower.

A United Nations report in August warned that money and manpower are running short.

Running low on Syrian manpower, Assad's war effort is increasingly managed by Iran, another power pushing for partition.

Two teams had the most obvious interest in a sprint finish, Lotto NL-Jumbo and Lotto-Soudal, but they ran out of manpower, to the extent that Lotto-Soudal's best sprinter, André Greipel, came to the front to put in a shift himself.