infrastructure capacity

But its expanded fortunes brought it up against infrastructure capacity limits.

The first area is our organizational infrastructure capacity building.

Limited infrastructure capacity could present a barrier, particularly when thinking about water and wastewater service agreements.

Another gem was the heading 'optimism in infrastructure capacity and logistical concepts'.

A train path is the infrastructure capacity needed to run a train between two places over a given time-period.

Firstly, the amendment of the concept of authorised applicants which allows any natural or legal person to request infrastructure capacity.

As far as the allocation of railway infrastructure capacity is concerned, we must ensure that there is non-discriminatory access.

The remaining infrastructure capacity is less than 1% of the annual farm output of India, and grossly inadequate during peak harvest seasons.

"The market is tight, production and infrastructure capacity is less than desired, and uncertainties continue to weigh on the market," the report said.

Sydney, Nova Scotia, hosted a grassroots event that pushed its organizational and infrastructure capacities to the limit.

Lack of capacity can be a barrier in two ways: communities may have limited infrastructure capacity or limited human resource capacity.

The one-stop shop just sells paths to applicants on the basis of decisions already taken by infrastructure managers on the predefined infrastructure capacity.

The Strathcona Community Hospital, currently under construction, will provide 72 acute care beds and sufficient infrastructure capacity for 36 additional beds in the future.

The second part of the report deals with the proposal for a directive on the allocation of railway infrastructure capacity and the levying of charges for use.

Prior to the September 11th terrorist attacks, the number of air travelers in the United States had reached record levels and had begun to strain the existing infrastructure capacity.

Assessment of the existing UK infrastructure capacity and vehicle fleet capability for the use of biofuels (PDF - 1847 KB).

The development of Community railways and decisions on railway infrastructure capacity and levies must be governed by the definition of the function of and the demand for the services concerned.

The Commission texts on developing railway undertakings, on licensing railway undertakings and on allocating railway infrastructure capacity are a step in the right direction in this respect.

However, to totally open up the railways to competition risks dismantling the public service, not to mention the fact that the system established by the directives to allocate rail infrastructure capacities is both costly and bureaucratic.

Infrastructure capacity exceeds 4 million tonnes per annum, including a high capacity coal preparation plant, on-site rail loop for transport of domestic and export products and a dedicated haul road to Eraring Power Station.

I therefore agree with the content of the report in question; in other words, I agree that developing European port infrastructure capacities, in order to sustain the growth of the maritime transport sector, is a priority.

These include cooperation between rail infrastructure managers, reliability of infrastructure capacities allocated to the corridors, good coordination between rail infrastructure management and goods terminal management, and non-discriminatory access to these corridors for all operators.

Among the cherished goals of AMANET is to develop sustainable human and infrastructure capacity for African owned and led institutions to undertake malaria vaccine trials that are appropriate for Africans living in malaria-endemic areas.

Thirdly, they will guarantee a high level of data protection and, fourthly, they can be used to optimise infrastructure capacity. My fifth point is that they will offer a wide range of additional services for private individuals and business people.

Five factors will influence knowledge transfer from the view of forest landscape ecology: the generation of research capacity, the potential for application, the users of the knowledge, the infrastructure capacity, and the process by which knowledge is transferrd (Turner, 2006).