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For a variety of reasons — legacy code, manpower, budget, priorities — some consumers may not migrate in a timely fashion.

But it is not just the shortage of skilled manpower that is to blame, or even the ravages of HIV/AIDS.

In 1991 the government invested more than 30 million yuan and provided manpower and material for the renovation of the Kumbum Monastery, an establishment of Tibetan Buddhism in Qinghai.

The system puts the firm at a disadvantage because of its overmuch manpower.

Reparations have been paid out slowly, in stark contrast to the money and manpower lavished on Mr Taylor’s trial.

Chiang Kai-shek's army does not have enough troops to dispose and cannot fulfil its conscription quotas; This fact is in serious contradiction with its extended battle lines and the enormous drain on its manpower.

But hanging around for hours in a plane is a waste of manpower.

This recruitment continued in the 1970s as the booming oil economies in the Gulf absorbed a large pool of skilled and low-skilled manpower.

The country's interim government ordered a curfew but lacked the manpower to impose it.

First of all, if your deletion process is going to be handled by customer service representatives, do you have the manpower to do so?

Materials and manpower were sailed up Cook Inlet to a convenient anchorage on a dart-shaped peninsula.

The last one we, as much as possible, try to avoid is reduction of manpower.

The country's businessmen, already struggling to cope with electricity cuts, lack of capital and an acute shortage of manpower skills, are aghast.

Additional manpower must be available immediately if needed.

They haven't enough manpower.