Lack of manpower

It relies on manpower, not machines.

The shortage of manpower poses a big problem for us.

Those plans, in turn, require funding, manpower, collective will, and enforcement capability.

And they should be given the tools and manpower to do the job.

Without Mexican manpower, much of the work in the US simply would not get done.

So, instead of exporting religious radicalism to Yemen, importing its manpower could neutralize Yemen s problems.

Without Mexican manpower, much of the work in the US simply would not get done.

The manpower crisis is even more acute in sectors that demand greater skills and qualifications.

Like the US, Europe s manpower related difficulties are accentuated by the rise of India and China.

If it takes about the same manpower to produce both, wind power is phenomenally more expensive.

Moreover, the force must have sufficient manpower, capacity, and funding to put this vital objective into practice efficiently.

Instead of exporting radicalism, Saudi Arabia must start importing Yemeni manpower by lifting its ban on Yemeni workers.

The first generation of modern warfare comprised battles fought with massed manpower, using Napoleonic line and column formations.

To deal with new emerging political threats, such as the information revolution, the Chinese government has spent mightily on manpower and technology.

Egypt can supply technology, manpower, and considerable expertise for the Arab region, while the Gulf provides energy and finance, as well as some specialists.

Seeing images of thousands arriving on the Greek islands in a mass exodus, I knew that help in the form of manpower was needed urgently.

And research assessing a country s human capital now focuses on the quantity and quality of basic skills, qualified graduate manpower, and expertise in research and development.

This will require the EU to contribute money, manpower, and officials on the ground of the rank and stature of ISAF commanders, in an equal partnership with NATO.

Give appropriate recognition, salaries, and autonomy to young scientists. Unfortunately, young scientists are largely viewed as a source of cheap manpower, deterring the best students from embracing scientific careers.

The PRC assisted North Korea with manpower and supplies during the Korean War, and in its aftermath the diplomatic relationship between South Korea and the PRC almost completely ceased.

A truly massive amount of manpower would have been necessary to fabricate the level of detail in the reports and lists in this leak, including metadata that seems genuine.

The US gets 50 of its electricity from coal but less than 0.5 from wind. If it takes about the same manpower to produce both, wind power is phenomenally more expensive.

While many private French firms are thriving, they do so by economizing on manpower and, increasingly, by outsourcing production, often to new EU member countries where labor costs are considerably lower.

Software deficiencies were particularly important as the Baden Wuerttemberg class vessels will be operated by a crew of some 120 sailors just half of the manpower on older Bremen class frigates.

In the Guantanamo Bay case, by contrast, the Bush Administration argued that a ruling for the detainees would undermine the war effort by diverting manpower and material from the battlefield to the courtroom.

The military s incorporation into the state was most prominent in the Ottoman Empire, whose rulers created a new type of military force that drew its manpower mostly from Islamic ruled parts of Europe.

In real terms, wages no longer rose (indeed, the average real wage has been stagnant for 25 years in the US), and a growing share of manpower (currently around 15 ) was without steady employment.

Chinese exports (up to now) have contained little added value and a lot of cheap manpower, and the sophisticated products that it does produce, such as smart phones, have been conceived in the West.

The most heated debates have centered on the nature and origins of the conflict, as well as the sources of weaponry and manpower supplied to the pro Russian separatist forces of self proclaimed Donetsk and Luhansk people s republics.

While many private French firms are thriving, they do so by economizing on manpower and, increasingly, by outsourcing production, often to new EU member countries where labor costs are considerably lower. Public education is in shambles and France s higher education system now faces competition from other European countries.

Chinese exports (up to now) have contained little added value and a lot of cheap manpower, and the sophisticated products that it does produce, such as smart phones, have been conceived in the West. Japan and South Korea are much more creative, but they still often improve products and services initially invented in the West.

The deployment of human capital has become an important factor in explaining why some countries remain stuck in a middle income trap and why others cannot break out of low income status. And research assessing a country s human capital now focuses on the quantity and quality of basic skills, qualified graduate manpower, and expertise in research and development.

Because no European state can afford to go it alone, military reform demands greater integration and information sharing, as control of information will be key in future conflicts. Pooling of infrastructure (bases and ports) and logistical assets (transport), including training facilities for common equipment, will generate big savings, as individual countries rationalize the long logistical tails of manpower and equipment that support armies in the field.