manpower
മാൻപവർ
definition
noun
the police had only limited manpower
the number of people working or available for work or service.
example
Large farms may be efficient in terms of 'manpower' but they are bad for the environment and animal welfare, he added.
If police can cut crime with their present 'manpower' levels, imagine what they could achieve at full strength.
Are you planning for the future in terms of infrastructure, 'manpower' and technology?
'manpower' training
Food production had also to compete for 'manpower' with the armed services.
This competitive environment required coordination of 'manpower' in heaving and hauling.
the police had only limited 'manpower'
With all resources and 'manpower' being directed to the war effort, work was halted until after the war.
The Forest Department should be given more 'manpower' to keep a watchful eye on the resources.
the police had only limited 'manpower'
Rural areas could be particularly exposed because of a lack of specialized equipment and 'manpower' , he said.
This is a very important area in operations, which is facing a shortage of skilled 'manpower' .
How could the police not be given the tools and 'manpower' they so obviously needed to protect the people?
The new Naval chief said his force also faced equipment and 'manpower' shortages.
Longtime critics are amassing money and 'manpower' to derail her political career.
The union has been fighting with the department over cuts in salaries and 'manpower' levels.
we don't have the 'manpower' to do the job
Do you really think the police have the time and 'manpower' to watch these tapes all the time?
Further it would have tended to maintain the optimum levels of 'manpower' .
She claimed that 'manpower' levels in suburbs left a lot to be desired.
They didn't have the resources or 'manpower' to enter second or third teams in each age division.
He is determined to make the best use of existing 'manpower' , to maintain and build links with the public they serve.
Due to its limited budget and 'manpower' , the record company did not want to do it either.
Not many in the force seem to be aware of the optimum use of available 'manpower' .
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