Sentence examples for overcrowding problems from inspiring English sources

For-profit institutions allows states to pass on overcrowding problems rather than solve them.

Because of overcrowding problems a decade ago, when a large number of Hispanic families and workers came to the village, regulations enforced by the village require landlords to specify the number of people who will live in a rental unit before leases are signed.

That problem is exacerbated as the state keeps more prisoners longer at such regional facilities to alleviate its overcrowding problems.

For Brazil's prison crisis is now the midwife of some inventive programmes to boost early release from which Britain, with our own prison overcrowding problems, could learn.

He said that he would explore lengthening the school day and the school year to help deal with the current overcrowding problems.

The overcrowding problems San Francisco has seen with Bird scooters are mirrored in London by Ofo bikes – a model where users abandon their vehicles wherever they want inevitably results in pavements littered with out-of-service rides.

"There's a huge prison overcrowding problem, a huge resource problem.

"We've gone from a prison overcrowding problem to a jail overcrowding problem," Vitiello said.

Add the 15m pigs - not forgetting the cows, sheep and tulips - and Holland has a perceived overcrowding problem.

There is real merit in Senate President Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg's proposal to address California's prison overcrowding problem.

An example of how this influence is wielded comes from California's 2010 gubernatorial race, during which candidates had to address intense debates over the prison overcrowding problem as well as the economic crisis gripping the state.