Sentence examples for capacity was to from inspiring English sources

Rodgers' message to Celtic fans, over 300 of whom were in the tiny stadium which was not full to its 2,000 capacity, was to "stay calm".

PSA's chief executive, Carlos Tavares, also signalled that some Peugeot and Citroen vans would be made at Luton, as the factory's capacity was to increase from 60,000 to 100,000 vehicles per year.

His targets in 1973 demanded a 50% expansion in production: Rover's Solihull plant was to get a £50m investment, Jaguar's 25,000 capacity was to be doubled, Triumph was to build a new sports car, and production in Spain was to be tripled.

The findings of this study coupled with the fact that cubic capacity is a poor measure of power suggest that, if cubic capacity was to remain the sole basis for restricting learner and restricted licence holders, consideration should be given to having a substantially lower cubic capacity than 250 cc.

His most notable ruling in this capacity was to nullify the apprenticeship contracts of the Freedmen's Bureau in Kentucky.

Part of their role in that capacity was to bring a lay perspective to the business of the organisation.

Brewing capacity is to be doubled and more staff hired.

That said, stadium capacity is to an extent irrelevant.

The most direct way to increase capacity is to add bodies.

The traditional way of adding cellular network capacity is to do so-called cell-splitting.

Some experts say the most efficient way to bring down capacity is to allow the industry to consolidate.