"The government should do more to explore how members of the public can help provide that ongoing support in particular in the provision of housing which is likely to be one of the bottlenecks on where refugees will be able to be resettled," stated the report.
Additionally, low competency of staff handling computerized information systems or insufficient competent workers to operate information systems were pointed at as being one of the major bottlenecks on sustainability of computerized information systems [ 2- 4].
But it is one thing to build two huge casinos in a rural, sparsely populated corner of Connecticut, and quite another to put a casino in the middle of one of the biggest traffic bottlenecks on Long Island, and in a resort area that cherishes its self-image as a quiet retreat.
Bottlenecks on Purpose Q.
Transit systems want to expand, ports want more capacity and freight train companies want to untangle bottlenecks on the tracks.
Bottlenecks on the conventional Lanxin line have frustrated efforts to exploit huge demand for coal in the east.
She said that she and other organizers have studied video, photographs and data from computerized timing chips on the runners' sneakers to assess bottlenecks on the course.
They contend that traffic will be a problem, with an estimated 24,000 cars going to and from the mall each day, causing bottlenecks on major arteries.
There were a couple of photo-op bottlenecks on the valley floor, where people clustered at scenic backdrops, or posed on horses.
Days after the blaze, the charred hulk of the tower still attracted onlookers and created bottlenecks on the Third Ring Road, a major Beijing artery.
"The absence of staff to conduct registrations is creating enormous bottlenecks on Lesvos and Kos which is further exacerbating substandard conditions, conditions themselves worsened by very limited facilities".
