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The company aims to boost capacity to 18.0 million metric tons, up from the 10.2 metric tons expected this year.

And the company plans to boost capacity to 75,000 barrels per day, but has not set a date for the expansion.

A core theme at the meeting was that a boosted capacity to withstand and recover from disasters will not come by establishing some set menu of protocols and responsibilities.

But there is a real cost for boosting capacity to meet nonstop video streaming.

IN THE old days of nationalised railways, whenever passenger growth exceeded the capacity, the automatic response was not to boost capacity, but to raise fares.

Ulster's home ground is being redeveloped with construction work currently underway on the new stands at the War Memorial and Aquinas School ends to boost capacity up to the 18,000 mark.

Now a new network has been launched to boost capacity at the science-policy interface.

Just as at national level, there is a need to boost capacity at international level.

On Wednesday, Toyota said it would spend 17.2 billion yen ($220 million) to boost capacity in India to 310,000 vehicles a year in 2013, in its second expansion announcement in as many months.

3) To my mind, the world's industrialized and fast-industrializing countries have an ethical and practical obligation to boost African capacity to track climate-related risks and foster practices (in agriculture, particularly) that can boost resilience to climate extremes, whatever mix of forces — human or otherwise — are behind them.

Bright ideas are also needed on how to boost African capacity to trade, by fixing up harbours or sending technical expertise to help with trade negotiations.Then there is debt.