Sentence examples for capacity support from inspiring English sources
Today, there are three reasons why we are using the independent sector to provide some treatments for NHS patients: to increase capacity, support patient choice and help improve value for money by raising productivity and innovation.
Working directly with young people at grassroots, national, regional and global level, I have witnessed how, when young people are given enough capacity, support and trust, they are an unstoppable force for positive change".
Opportunistic networks can increase network capacity, support collaborative downloading of content and offload traffic from a cellular to a cellular-assisted, device-to-device network.
Policy-based translation can perform the same functions as a MIP or a VIP and also has a much larger capacity support.
Besides the tax provision and the rebate, the measure includes new price-gouging protections, incentives to expand domestic oil refinery capacity, support for new energy initiatives and tax incentives for buying hybrid vehicles.
A set of design criteria for selection of optimal capacity support integrating the field experience and the numerical modeling results of longwall panels, operated in a widely varying strata conditions in different coalfields of India.
In achievement settings, mental toughness (MT) is a personal capacity supporting the process of high performance.
In April 1938 he became foreign minister under Édouard Daladier and in this capacity supported the Munich Agreement, which allowed Adolf Hitler to occupy the Czech Sudetenland.
Priorities were encouraging investment and innovation in new or emerging high growth sectors, identifying major infrastructure projects to boost productive capacity, supporting the diversification of automotive supply chain companies, and supporting the training and redevelopment of workers displaced by closures.
The LTE control plane capacity supports approximately 200 active UEs per cell for a 5-MHz bandwidth assignment.
CI was inhibited by rotenone (Rot) to assess the ETS capacity supported by succinate through CII only or uncoupled CII respiration (ETSCII).
