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• In countries with huge manpower resources, big investments are usually made with debts.
• However, we have not yet started on it due to limited manpower resources.
• It is in effect a description inventory of manpower resources.
• British manpower resources were limited after five years of war and through worldwide commitments.
• More importantly, they used their manpower resources to launch an offensive into Spain and Africa.
• The City of Atlanta government is also impacted during this time because manpower resources are stretched.
• Opinion was divided on the question and New Zealand's manpower resources were already stretched to capacity.
• Manpower resource for IT cannot be attained overnight.
• In terms of manpower resources and in terms of available machineries and facilities, there have been inadequacies.
• He spent manpower resources building superior fortifications.
• Mr Chan also suggested the setting up of a committee on manpower resources to co-ordinate employment policies.
• No additional searches are scheduled; " The manpower resources have run out, " said William Searle, search-and-rescue coordinator.
• LANE Crawford's review of manpower resources and job requirements has resulted in about 30 employees being laid off.
• This was because the former municipality has broader areas of services with only limited financial and manpower resources.
• The Institute also plays a key role in manpower resource development through trainings / workshops and transfer of technology.
• He served in the provincial cabinet as Minister of Labour and Manpower Resources and then Minister of Justice and Attorney General.
• During the meeting, Heisenberg told Speer that a bomb could not be built before 1945, and would require significant monetary and manpower resources.
• Gen . Sherman realized that the occupation of Atlanta would tie up substantial manpower resources, so he devised a plan to abandon Atlanta.
• Pooled from regular and NSF manpower resources, they are the first SOC unit to be formed which involves regular front-line policing from inception.
• Perennially short of finance and in manpower resources, it can be said that as a local authority it has responsibility but without the power.