Sentence examples for operating beyond capacity from inspiring English sources

With boat arrivals now at five-year highs, many of those centers are operating beyond capacity, and the issue has regained political prominence.

Simon Bailey, the head of Operation Hydrant – the nationwide inquiry into historical child sexual abuse – said forces were operating beyond capacity because of the sheer volume of reports.

Tokyo's Narita Airport is already operating beyond capacity.

Settlement workers say the government services refugees require to properly integrate into society are already operating beyond capacity.

The problem, officials say, is that while the number of flights will be reduced by about 150 a day, La Guardia will continue to operate beyond capacity, handling around 1,200 flights a day.

However, the treatment facilities, which were planned in 2002/2003 for the estimated number of inhabitants living in Beijing in 2008, are today often operating beyond their projected capacity as a result of the considerably larger population.

The engineering company that designed the tailings pond had also warned that it was operating potentially beyond capacity.

"The Welsh Government is full of reports telling them - they've admitted themselves - that the current M4 is operating well beyond capacity on a daily basis and has done for years," said Mr Rosser.

"Undoubtedly recent high profile sexual abuse cases have been a major contributory factor, and whilst it is extremely positive that people feel more confident to come forward and seek help, there are also obvious resource implications for specialist support services, many of which are already operating way beyond capacity".

Based on previous research, crowding was defined as having more patients in the ED than treatment rooms or more patients than staff should ideally care for [8], and overcrowding was defined as dangerously crowded, with an extreme volume of patients in ED treatment areas forcing the ED to operate beyond its capacity [9].

The pared-down blueprint also includes upgrading Mexico City's existing Benito Juarez International Airport — which has long operated beyond its capacity — and expanding an under-utilized airport in the city of Toluca, about two hours' drive from the capital.