Sentence examples for capacity for receiving from inspiring English sources
A spokesman for the UN refugee agency, UNHCR, in Lampedusa told the BBC that Italy is also planning to increase its capacity for receiving migrants from 8,000 to 16,000.
A spokesman for the UN refugee agency in Lampedusa told the BBC on Monday that Italy was also planning to increase its capacity for receiving migrants from 8,000 to 16,000.
As a result, their capacity for receiving pleasure during anal sex is extremely limited, if it's not entirely physically uncomfortable.
Second is the intensity coefficient of karst development which determines the capacity of groundwater for receiving rainfall and the degree of being polluted.
Michael Watkins, mission manager for Curiosity (formally, the Mars Science Laboratory) at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), explains that this system has extremely low capacity and is designed for receiving (and sometimes acknowledging) terse instructions to carry out a day's tasks.
Shaw has served in a consultancy/advisory capacity for and received honoraria from Pfizer.
It built new facilities for receiving liquefied natural gas, and upgraded storage capacity, so that supplies could be stockpiled in case of a cutoff.
"Significant shortcomings in the legal framework for receiving and processing asylum seekers from Australia remain, including lack of national capacity and expertise in processing, and poor physical conditions.
"You're commodifying your deepest self, your capacity for giving and receiving," Pill explains haplessly to Eli, whose "objectification" is also Pill's perverse way of being "true" to Paul.
Han has served in a consultancy/advisory capacity for Boehringer-Ingelheim, received honoraria from Novartis, and received research funding from AstraZeneca, Roche, and Boehringer-Ingelheim.
U jt denotes the unemployment rate in the country of destination at time t, which controls for the absorptive capacity of the receiving country's labor market, while Trade it denotes the openness ratio, (Exports + Imports)/GDP, in the country of origin at time t.
