Sentence examples for source manpower from inspiring English sources

Jill Wells, a policy adviser with the Construction Sector Transparency Initiative and Engineers Against Poverty, said there are significant risks associated with construction companies using local labour brokers to source manpower.

Somewhat ironically, the Southern Rhodesian recruiters' main problem was not sourcing manpower but rather persuading men in strategically important occupations such as mining to stay home.

The industrialists considered it a sure source of manpower.

The guerrilla forces also served as a recruiting agency and source of manpower for the other echelons of the PLAF.

A consistent, legendary source of manpower over the years has been a small Indian reservation in Quebec a few miles outside Montreal, the Kahnawake.

Sheriff Nall was someone they called not just to keep him posted about road conditions and the need for sheriffs' patrols but as a source of manpower, for Nall was their link to a relatively recent program in Illinois that provides prison inmates for local labor.

SANTIAGO, Mexico — The Mexican government is preparing a plan to radically alter the nation's police forces, hoping not only to instill a trust the public has never had in them but also to choke off a critical source of manpower for organized crime.

Deployed initially to New Guinea in 1944, it became a source of manpower for special forces and units that would serve in occupied territories.

The fact that logistically, a northern offensive (especially a conventional one backed by armour and heavy artillery) would be launched closer to its source of manpower and supply also seemed to be of little consequence.

The estates of the Earls of Northumberland had traditionally been in constant use as a source of manpower and wages in defence of the border since the Percy family first gained the office the previous century.

The SS had initially envisioned a force of 10,000 12,000 men for an Albanian SS division, and Himmler saw the Muslim Albanians as a potential source of manpower in Germany's war against the Yugoslav Partisans, who faced significant difficulties in recruiting Kosovo Albanians to join their ranks.