Sentence examples for expand its capacity from inspiring English sources

He criticized UCIL for not alerting communities living downstream about the February pipe burst and added, "The Indian nuclear establishment will have to adopt more transparent safety policies and procedures if it seeks to expand its capacity".

The RAC Foundation's arguments against rail seem to come down a circular argument that not enough people use rail, therefore it shouldn't receive significant investment to expand its capacity, which will mean that not enough people will use it, which justifies not investing in it … This just won't do as the basis for deciding where scarce public investment should go.

First, Mr. Foreman suggested changes in the grill's size (to expand its capacity beyond two burgers at a time) and design (it looked too much like a waffle iron) but said he loved the way the sloped grill cooked food on both sides, and let the fat drip into grease-catchers.

Now the plant is looking to expand its capacity.

Prasad Nimmagadda, chief executive of Matrix, said his company only supplied raw materials but would be willing to expand its capacity.

Its ambitions grew, and, in 1996, it provided the seed money for a new 14-room wing, which allowed the school to expand its capacity.

The company has also started to expand its capacities by acquisition.

AirTran managed a 5.2percentt increase in its average fare, to $99.06 during the quarter, as it expanded its capacity by 10.8percentt.

The report notes that the prison system's only psychiatric hospital has not expanded its capacity since it opened in 1980, even though the prison population has tripled since that time.

Typically, when ICE has expanded its capacity rapidly, it has turned to private prison companies.

Intel is also expanding its capacity, pumping $1.5 billion into a Colorado fabrication facility, or "fab," it acquired from Rockwell International for flash production.