Sentence examples for facilities to handle from inspiring English sources
Vancouver is among the most inviting because it has the facilities to handle large container vessels.
"We need to build new facilities to handle the growth in this state, not become Big Brother to the citizens of California".
And it is far from certain that there are enough qualified facilities to handle an influx of high-risk women who may now seek regular M.R.I. screenings.
At Footsteps Farm in Stonington, Craig Floyd is taking this year off from raising turkeys while he builds bigger facilities to handle about 300 birds.
Sakae Muto, a Tepco vice president, said the company was working to build a range of facilities to handle the contaminated water.
The effort involved the creation of special procedures and facilities to handle the documents as well as coordination between the CIA and the Senate.
But, he adds, "investing in a facility to handle low-value plastics – much of which should be redesigned – and converting a few communities over to single-stream is not a game-changer".
"The construction of the controlled industrial facility to handle nuclear waste, and the new barracks, and other new buildings around the base, just means they can do that much more for the fleet, which increases its vibrancy".
"We would like to bring that crude oil down by pipeline, specifically the Keystone XL pipeline, but we also want to have access from rail and ship," said Bill Day, a vice president at Valero, which is building a rail unloading facility to handle heavy oil from Canada at its St. Charles, La., refinery.
See articleCommercial satellite imagery was interpreted as suggesting that North Korea is upgrading its principal missile-launch facility to handle larger missiles, as well as more mobile ones.Pakistan's defence ministry reported that American drone strikes in the country had killed 67 civilians and 2,160 militants since 2008, and that no civilian had been killed since January 2012.
In 1997 he invested in its port operations, which included a cruise ship facility, to handle cargo bound from Asia to the U.S. and elsewhere in the Americas.
