manpower
manpower
Definition
man·power (man′po̵u′ər)
noun
- power furnished by human physical strength
- the collective strength or availability for work of the people in any given area, nation, etc.
manpower
Synonyms
manpower
n.
manpower
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- require: This requires greater manpower for each unit than the usual operating strength.
- lack: The city has closed a few over the past two years but has lacked the manpower to be more effective.
- reduce: Options for Change and the Defense Costs Studies reduced regular manpower.
- provide: We do not provide manpower for users ' work except by specific prior agreement.
- train: George mentioned that the problem is trained manpower, it is not possible to mount two shifts.
- add: L Laws Brook's Law: Adding manpower to a late software project makes it later.
Adjective modifier
- trained: Such doctors represent a net loss of trained medical manpower from a country with an acute shortage of doctors.
- skilled: Finding the skilled manpower to tackle the task is a very real issue.
- sufficient: So how does one get a structure with sufficient manpower to even start looking?
- military: Why would not Russia's giant military manpower be welcomed to join fully in the " international war against terrorism " ?
- additional: The local Police Division on which a hunt takes place normally provides additional manpower.
- limited: With their limited manpower they cannot ask everybody individually.
Modifies a noun
- shortage: The manpower shortage which gave priority to fighting the Picts left the dead unburied.
- planning: The problem was short term manpower planning in an agency which processed contract clerical work.
- implication: Topical treatments will need regular application, with increased manpower implications.
- requirement: Whilst the manpower requirements may be achievable, in other areas the ERRF is severely lacking in capacity.
- reduction: In parallel, British defense forces will benefit from significant manpower reductions compared with current systems.
- crisis: Recent initiatives to improve the manpower crisis by overseas recruitment have had limited success.
Noun used with modifier
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