Sentence examples for securing capacity from inspiring English sources

Tesco has signalled to European regulators, who are currently considering the deal, that it is looking at taking full ownership of the venture and securing capacity on Hutchison's networks.

The Strategic plan's emphasis on staffing and quality assurance of CBE, along with the lower percentage of facilitator salaries in the budget of CS versus other school systems, provides a unique opportunity for policy dialogue towards securing capacity-building, oversight and staffing, as required in quantity and quality to sustain community schools.

The letter alarmed Mr. Rosenthal; his concern was redoubled by the commission's No. 1 recommendation: "The overall capacity of the Department of Correction should be increased through an expansion of secure capacity at existing facilities," the report said.

Hannah August, a spokeswoman for the Justice Department, said: "We want to ensure that law enforcement has reliable and secure capacity and systems to communicate at all times, particularly during emergency situations.

CSFB also expects Apple to ship 4.2 million hard-disk-drive-based iPods "as the company has secured capacity to meet growing international demand".

To secure capacity it borrowed spectrum from the Ministry of Defence and has used frequencies freed up by the switch-off of analogue TV signals.

On Digital Satellite, radio stations need to secure capacity with a transponder operator and an uplink to a satellite.

It's somewhat less well known that private prison companies are keen to draw up strict contractual agreements with states such as Arizona and Colorado to guarantee things like "occu​pancy quotas" and "l​ow-crime taxes" to secure capacity control and profit margins.

Empirically determined secure capacities shrink with advances in steganalysis.

While syndrome coding in steganographic schemes tends to reduce distortion during embedding, Miche et al. in "Reliable Steganalysis Using a Minimum Set of Samples and Features" push sensitivity of universal steganalysis a step further and reduce secure capacities of any steganography a bit.

The Secured Digital High Capacity (SDHC) card, for example, is a flash-based memory storage device and is mainly designed to meet certain requirements such as security, capacity, performance, and environmental issues inherent in newly emerging audio and video consumer electronic devices.