As chancellor, I intend to double the capacity of our housing system.
For Whitehead, the biggest problem is the capacity of the housing industry: it doesn't have enough skilled workers, whether on construction sites or in offices managing them, to build the hoped-for numbers of homes, nor the supply of materials and equipment to support them.
The company recently marked the fiftieth anniversary of its move to Lincoln Center, prompting discussion of an intractable problem: the capacity of the house is four thousand, meaning that to fill the house the Met must sell around nine hundred thousand tickets each season.
Audit Scotland also said most of the strategies it investigated had not looked at local needs or the costs and capacity of in-house and external providers to meet them.
We observe that the DNA retention capacity of in-house poly-L-lysine slides decreases rapidly over time (~50% reduction between 3 and 12 weeks post-coating; p < 0.0002) and that there are considerable differences in retention characteristics among commercially available poly-L-lysine and amino silane-coated slides.
Heathrow disputed the mayor's claims that a new estuary airport could be built by 2029, pointing to the lack of transport infrastructure or capacity to house tens of thousands of workers.
"The programme, and progress against it, relates to the disposal of land with capacity for housing, not actual homes built.
I have said often -- and I am not the least bit proud of my capacity to house this feeling -- that if anyone were to seriously harm one of my children, I could drive hundreds of miles days later, with all the time in the world to have cooled down, and kill the bastard with my own hands.
Foster youth, filling beyond the exaggerated limits of our capacity to house them, are bursting with the desire to be loved, to be home, and to be part of a family.
However, few teams have access to facilities with capacity to house all of their athletes, making the LHTL method difficult for the majority of teams to employ.
