Sentence examples for already existing facilities from inspiring English sources
German soccer went back to the proverbial drawing board and restructured its entire outlook on youth training with an annual budget set up to pay for academies throughout the country, as well as a hard stance to ensure all 18 Bundesliga clubs invested in youth academies or properly maintained their already existing facilities to a national standard.
Non-labeled locations are already existing facilities.
In this paper, we deal with a facility location problem where we build new facilities or close down already existing facilities at two different distribution levels over a given time horizon.
Washington-based security expert and president of Global Security John Pike says short-term detention in already existing facilities would be "sensible tradecraft" and a more likely scenario than a network of specific, long term prisons.
The locational decision variables (y_j) are fixed to one for the already existing facility locations (i.e., (j<47)).
Figure 2a shows the already existing facility locations and the potential facility locations of the considered firm, as well as the locations of the main competitors in the market.
Athletes from both the men's and women's curling teams, including David Murdoch and Eve Muirhead, already train at existing facilities in Stirling University.
Hence, we argue that in a situation of scarce resources, strengthening already existing PHC facilities to provide better quality services to rural populations should be prioritised before increasing the number of such facilities.
The salient feature of this setup is in its incorporation with the already existing experimental facilities.
All that is clear is that, had the original plan gone ahead, existing facilities, already overburdened, would have been taken away.
But the last EU summit two weeks ago, largely under pressure from France but also from east Europeans, has clearly left the door open for a nuclear renaissance: a view shared by Tony Blair, who favours the construction of new-generation nuclear plants on existing facilities already connected to the grid.
