Sentence examples for capacity problems and from inspiring English sources

Trusts reporting maternity closures cited bed capacity problems and high activity.

Greening insisted that a third runway would not even provide a brief respite from the south-east's long-term airport capacity problems and said her forthcoming consultation would forge a new consensus for action.

The ward concerned has been closed to new admissions, an emergency control centre has been put in place to address capacity problems, and patients are being urged to go to A&E only if they have a serious or life-threatening condition.

The intervention by former transport secretary Lord Adonis, who is heading Labour's economic growth review, comes amid suggestions that Tuesday's interim report by the airports commission chairman, Sir Howard Davies, will downplay the urgency of capacity problems and may look instead to a solution being in place as late as 2030.

A succession of capacity problems, mechanical errors and human miscues have caused the pump station to overflow into the lagoon 59 times in the last eight years.

The examinations were part of the health care system, and both patient compliance and capacity problems in the diagnostic outpatient clinics might have postponed some examinations for some time.

Government pressure, for instance, is constrained by jurisdictional and capacity problems, the report finds.

Grayling said: "Our railways owe much to the Victorian engineers who pioneered them, but we cannot rest on their legacy when we face overcrowding and capacity problems.

Finally we believe that SCM's political barriers can be overcome when technical, economic institutional and capacity problems are solved.

A shabbily suited spokesperson cited "capacity problems" at the hotel and promised that the ex-dictator would talk tomorrow.Little is known about the intentions of Mr Duvalier, who simply said upon arrival that he had "come to help".

"NHS leaders should ensure they are putting more emphasis on monitoring, analysing and crucially, acting on, people management information and feedback from staff, which can provide early warning indicators for potential culture, capability and capacity problems linked to poor standards of care".