Shouia. Slowly. By attrition.

To reduce attrition of trained staff.

Or that He will not visit them with attrition?

Attrition by 1942 had created a shortage of experienced combat leaders.

During the same period, a further 344 staff had been separated from service through normal attrition.

See also Attrition Erosion Abfraction Bruxism Footnotes References Summit, James B., J. William Robbins, and Richard S. Schwartz.

In addition, the projected staffing requirements do not take into account attrition due to reasons other than retirement.

Currently, there were fewer officers than in 1987 owing to attrition over the years of zero growth and budget reductions.

He concluded that there were a limited number of Viet Cong fighters in Vietnam and that a war of attrition would destroy them.

As noted in my previous report (S 2005 506), MONUC has a very high rate of attrition and difficulties in recruiting qualified staff.

As a consequence, we face a series of apparently endless wars of attrition, fought to secure the domination of one ethnic nationalism over another.

Unfortunately, the Israelis can show the Arabs that they cannot destroy Israel only by enduring the violent war of attrition that the Arabs are pursuing.

In October 1973, Syria and Egypt waged war for recovery of the occupied territories from Israel, which was followed by the eight year war of attrition.

The conflict has not moved any closer to a possible peace agreement, but rather towards a war of attrition that threatens to go on for several years.

Enraged by a sense of social injustice, the reds rail against the establishment s double standards, while the pro establishment yellows have hunkered down for a battle of attrition.

In recent months, China has launched a new war of attrition by sending patrol ships frequently to the waters around the Japanese controlled Senkaku islands, which China calls Diaoyu.

This situation has been exacerbated by the very high rate of attrition in MONUC, due to the particularly difficult conditions of service in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Taking into account factors such as attrition, this is expected to result in over 790 construction and related jobs on these projects Aboriginal apprenticeship community based training began in September 2002.

The Mission had experienced high attrition rates and difficulties in attracting staff, and the recruitment of staff on temporary contracts, as recommended by the Advisory Committee, would only exacerbate that situation.

The overall impact of this economic attrition is erosion of the Palestinian production capacity and degradation of people's ability to feed themselves, and therefore increased dependence on imports, especially from Israel.

In the physical world, governments have a near monopoly on large scale use of force, the defender has an intimate knowledge of the terrain, and attacks end because of attrition or exhaustion.

Delays in the adoption of fiscal adjustment, for instance, may be the result of distributional quot wars of attrition quot , owing to disagreement over the allocation of the burden of fiscal change.

If a company is found to treat its employees poorly or behave unethically, even if regulators don't step in, it can face costly consequences from consumer boycotts, employee attrition and lawsuits, Quinlan said.

Moreover, there seems no obvious way to speed up the process of convincing the Arabs that Israel is here to stay except by making this war of attrition as costly as possible for them.

With the recent endorsement of the completion strategy by the Security Council, such attrition may become even more critical as the Tribunals approach the 2007 2008 time frame for the completion of their work.

In the period immediately following the announcement in 2002 of the completion strategy, both staff and management decided that any reduction of posts and staff should be undertaken in the first instance through attrition.

The aircraft also saw combat during the War of Attrition in one engagement on 19 May 1969, a MiG 19 aircraft engaged two Israeli Mirages, shooting down one with cannon fire while the other escaped.

(c) Test the likely impact of several quot what if quot scenarios in the combination of promotion recruitment actions balanced against anticipated attrition rates at each grade level and over the years of the plan

While nowadays one may stress the rights and ability of the individual, my delegation believes that it would be wrong to do so at the cost of the attrition of the family as an entity.

Both reasons give rise to relatively high levels of personnel attrition in the missions, which directly affects the operational effectiveness of deployed contingents and increases the medical expenditures of both the Organization and the respective contributing country.

In fact, Henderson Field and the aircraft based upon it soon resulted in telling effects on the movement of Japanese forces in the Solomon Islands and in the attrition of Japanese air forces in the South Pacific Area.

But it is no exaggeration to state that whenever Britain has perceived an opportunity to wage a war of attrition against the European supranational project, it has done so, opposing any substantial increase in the EU s competences or resources.

It also means that the attrition in comunidades and the loss of land are attributable more to the backlog of unresolved disputes than to any other cause, and this results in invasions, overlapping of boundaries and the absence of property titles.

The people of Afghanistan who, during the past 14 years, suffered a war of attrition as a result of the former Soviet Union apos s aggression, made tremendous human and material sacrifices in the name of Islamic ideals, national pride and integrity.

The zone even covers the sky over the Leodo (Suyan) Reef, a submerged rock that both South Korea and China claim. As China escalates its campaign of attrition against a resolute Japan, it increases the risk of armed conflict, whether by accident or miscalculation.

A more useful definition of cyber waris hostile action in cyberspace whose effects amplify or are equivalent to major physical violence. In the physical world, governments have a near monopoly on large scale use of force, the defender has an intimate knowledge of the terrain, and attacks end because of attrition or exhaustion.

The negotiating formula of land for peace and breakthroughs like the Oslo accords failed to dampen the conflict because the Arabs understandably interpret Israeli concessions as signs of weakness. Unfortunately, the Israelis can show the Arabs that they cannot destroy Israel only by enduring the violent war of attrition that the Arabs are pursuing.

With half of all current civil servants set to retire over the next ten years, Sarkozy has pledged to replace only one of every two. In 2007, the attrition rate was one out of three short of the pledge, but a sharp reversal from previous decades, in which the ranks of civil servants grew significantly faster than private sector employment.