Official attempts to address the overcrowded housing began at the beginning of the 20th century under the London County Council.
This is both their right as well as a way to keep Port-au-Prince from becoming even more perilously overcrowded; Addressing an ongoing food crisis.
Moira K. Lyon, a Democrat and the House speaker, called the bill "the first actual step" in recent years to seriously address the problem of overcrowded highways.
Howard H. Roberts Jr., the president of New York City Transit, said yesterday that he planned to add extra trains on the No. 7 line before and after the peak commuting period, to address rider complaints about overcrowded trains.
Together, we can address unfair sentencing, and overcrowded prisons, and the stunted circumstances that rob too many boys of the chance to become men, and rob the nation of too many men who could be good dads, and workers, and neighbors.
If Brown were to sign the bill, it would be a dramatic departure from California's efforts to address the state's overcrowded prisons by shifting away from its reliance on mandatory minimum sentences.
The room is overcrowded, completely overcrowded".
We now have nine good movies jostling for Best Picture; we have a cluster of major stars; and, in "12 Years a Slave," we have matters of historical weight being addressed not with an overcrowded slog (think of "Gandhi") but with intimate concentration.
He believes the investment will help First Opinion address a real problem in healthcare – overcrowded doctors offices.
This study presents a new framework for the transit assignment problem to address the system performance of an overcrowded transit network while integrating individual travel needs.
For communities there are further implications to consider including the long-term impacts of increases in the criminal records held by adults, effects on employment and the challenge of addressing foster caring in impoverished and overcrowded living circumstances.
