Sentence examples for problems of capacity from inspiring English sources

There are problems of capacity, organisation, governance, skills and management in developing countries that have to be overcome, preferably well before the United Nations, the World Bank (or some other unspecified body) arrives on the scene with the cash.

The centrally switched, one-line-to-a-caller AT&T telecom model has a lot in common with the centralized storage-and-distribution model of the power industry, and faced the same problems of capacity and high cost when communications needs accelerated.

Mr Cameron added: "What we need to do is build a process that hopefully has cross-party support so we can look carefully at this issue and deliver changes that will address the problems of capacity we will have in future years and address the issue of the hub status in the UK".

In addition to the problems of capacity, the National Stadium was also very well hidden by the neighbouring buildings to the south in Park Street, Wood Street and to the east in Westgate Street, and also by Cardiff Rugby Ground in the north.

Problems of capacity are likely to remain an important concern under localization: the weak capacity of local actors will pose a significant obstacle to identifying problems, designing and evaluating solutions, and implementing policies at the local level.

A number of challenges have emerged in the decentralization of health systems in LMICs, including 1) problems of capacity at lower levels of the system, 2) the reproduction of inequities within the health sector, and 3) difficulties in defining "decision space" and precisely allocating authority to different levels of the system.

First, in order to overcome the problem of capacity shortages, Britain needs to move to double-decker trains.

"There is a huge problem of capacity, that's for sure" said Said Tayeb Jawad, Mr. Karzai's chief of staff.

"I'm against prayers in the street; but I'm also against banning them without providing a solution".The town hall sees street prayers as a temporary problem of capacity.

This article considers ONs as a solution to the problem of capacity expansion of congested infrastructure.

We address the problem of capacity assignment in packet networks with soft maximum waiting time guarantees.