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"Food safety and environmental protection face the same problem that although regulatory capacity has expanded, there's been no fundamental change for the better," Professor Mao said.

The report suggests that state prison capacity has expanded at roughly the same rate as the prison population, with prisons operating at 98percentto114percentcent of capacity, a slight improvement over 2005.

Nor is it quite the miniature it once was: capacity has expanded gradually over the past few years, from the 5,000 of its first year, 2006, to around 14,000 now, and the focus isn't quite so tightly upon bearded Americans singing about death as it once was.

Wind power capacity has expanded rapidly to 336 GW in June 2014, and wind energy production was around 4% of total worldwide electricity usage, and growing rapidly.

In the last decade, the scope of public health (PH) surveillance has grown, and biosurveillance capacity has expanded in Duval County.

TAT-1 had an initial capacity of only 36 two-way voice circuits, but by the time that TAT-6 and TAT-7 were put into service in 1976 and 1978, respectively, capacity had expanded to 4,000 circuits each for those newer cables.

Jazz has always been best served in performance, so it makes sense that as capacities have expanded, live streaming has become a tool of outreach.

The problem is that the tariff deficit has ballooned in tandem with rising renewable energy capacity, which has expanded by an average of nearly €5 billion a year since 2007.

Meanwhile, the city has expanded capacity at its nonsecure detention facilities.

His outfit has calculated that since 1993 the industry has expanded capacity in ethylene and propylene, two basic chemicals, by 29% worldwide — and by 53% in the Far East.

Vizio and Amtran are poised to continue to gain from growth in flat-TV demand because Amtran has expanded capacity at its main production site in Suzhou.