Sentence examples for boosting its capacity from inspiring English sources
Western diplomats say Iran appears to have nearly finished installing centrifuges at an underground nuclear plant, potentially boosting its capacity to make weapons-grade uranium if it chose to do so.
They make sure money made in that particular economy (area/state/country) remains in the economy, while boosting its capacity to export.
It is proposing – albeit reluctantly – to provide financial support to Brixton and Norwood food bank to help boost its capacity.
The aim is to establish an African stand by force and boost its capacity for crisis response.
PonoMusic is working with US hardware firm Ayre Acoustics to produce the device, which will ship with 128GB of memory to store music, as well as accepting memory cards to boost its capacity.
"There have been constant meetings with [the directorate] and several organisations have placed people full time in the department to boost its capacity and to create a better communication line with the UN agencies and NGOs," he said.
However, Mr Osborne is understood to be keen on expanding Heathrow to boost its capacity as a worldwide hub, competing with other European airports that provide direct flights to China.
One could think that a refreshing change: for too long, Japanese makers of everything from steel to semiconductors poured heaps of molten capital into new capacity, only to see it come out the other side as cold-rolled losses.Early next year, JFE will shut down one of its blast furnaces to overhaul the process and boost its capacity.
