Sentence examples for steady manpower from inspiring English sources

During his recent Senate confirmation hearings, Navy Vice Admiral William McRaven, the incoming SOCOM chief and outgoing head of JSOC (which he commanded during the bin Laden raid) endorsed a steady manpower growth rate of 3%to5%5% a year, while also making a pitch for even more resources, including additional drones and the construction of new special operations facilities.

Steady hands.

Have steady hands.

Hold your hands steady.

He called 2004 "a real pivotal year for small businesses," and not only in the service sector, predicting steady job growth based on, among other measures, Manpower's own quarterly employment survey.

Nearly all trade is carried on with Mumbai, and steady migration to the city has left rural Konkan depleted of manpower and skilled workers.

"It's not an across-the-board improvement — it's pretty patchy in terms of sectors, and in terms of geographies — but things are at least holding steady or even getting better in some parts," said Darryl Green, who heads Asia Pacific and Middle East operations for Manpower, a temporary employment and recruiting company.

The government of Nepal appears to be primarily concerned with ensuring a steady income from remittances by sending people to those regions, whereas companies of Gulf countries are in need of cheap manpower ignoring the workers' health and well being [ 15].

"Manpower is a treasure".

States manpower directrix.

"Not enough manpower".