Sentence examples for renovation capacity from inspiring English sources

Since the fall of Taliban in 2001, UNICEF has provided much-needed support to this hospital through facility renovation, capacity building, training for doctors and midwives and providing supplies and medicine.

At the Paramount, a multiphase renovation has reduced capacity by 500, leaving 1,024 seats — some 450 fewer than at the Garde, where Mr. Sigel is considering installing a retractable curtain that would hang from the balcony and act as a kind of rear wall at shows for which many tickets remain unsold.

In 1905 the Carpathia underwent major renovations, increasing its capacity to 2,550 passengers and creating accommodations for first-class travelers.

The move toward making better use of smaller spaces comes as renovations are reducing seating capacity in bigger rooms.

The Barclays Center isn't the Islanders former home, Nassau Coliseum: the 44-year old arena may be heavy on old-world charm but the renovations reduced the seating capacity to 13,000, making it too small for NHL standards.

In the same year, the Montreal Impact joined the league in an expanded Stade Saputo, which reopened June 2012, when renovations pushed the seating capacity to over 20,000.

This year Saudi Arabia, which gives a quota of haj visas to each country on the basis of the size of its Muslim population, has slashed the number of visas for foreign pilgrims by 20%, as it carries out renovation works to expand the capacity of the Grand Mosque.

The stadium's most recent renovation, in 2008, brought the capacity to 72,689.

The field was converted to grass this season, and the stadium, which hosted the league's 2008 All-Star Game, is undergoing renovations that will increase its capacity to 21,800.

It includes a Supreme Court ruling last year forcing the agency to take a broader, more aggressive approach to regulate factories and power plants that add capacity or make renovations that increase air pollutants.

By this point, the stadium's capacity was 103,000; however, renovations in the mid-1990s reduced the capacity to just under 85,000.