Sentence examples for raise capacities from inspiring English sources

The aim of the trainings is to raise capacities of health workers and social welfare professionals so that they can provide adequate support to parents at risk of relinquishing or abandoning their newborns and small children in maternity wards and hospitals.

This can raise capacity 25-fold.

Some analysts believe oil prices are bound to come down as competitors raise capacity and supplies.

The investment announced Monday would raise capacity to 160,000 vehicles a year.

American said it expected to raise capacity 0.9 percent in 2010, with all the increase on international routes.

Brickmakers say they have been investing to raise capacity but that it takes time to get a mothballed plant up and running.

The temptation to raise capacity in the redevelopment was resisted, because taking out the tables would have ruined the snug, working-men's-club atmosphere.

Brown said the new trains, allied to new signalling and automation, would raise capacity on the Piccadilly line, which runs across London to Heathrow, by 60%.

With the Aviva costing €200,000 to hire they will instead seek an exemption to play at Tallaght, or raise capacity to the Uefa-minimum 8,000.

Road-pricing and smart roads (eg, ones that can bring in extra lanes to meet peak demand, or control speeds electronically) can raise capacity.

National Grid, whose role involves ensuring the lights stay on, has now said it wants to talk to power companies about what sort of new subsidy regime it needs to put in place to raise capacity margins in 18 months' time.