Examples of using Capacity constraints in English and their translations into Greek
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slowness, capacity constraints or other deficiencies affecting the same;
covering budgetary ceilings, payment needs, capacity constraints and potential cancellation of commitments.
tourism may slow down due to capacity constraints.
tourism may slow down due to capacity constraints.
A system capacity constraint that may reduce traffic during peak load conditions.
Yet this capacity constraint means the navy would be hard put to replenish the entire carrier group for more than two rounds.
Vehicle routing problems with capacity constraints(CVRP).
Capacity constraints at EU airports could cost up to 818,000 jobs by 2035.
Capacity constraints at airports could also cost up to 818,000 jobs by 2035.
The lower volume for the EU-10 languages is due to capacity constraints.
And capacity constraints at EU airports that could cost up to 818,000 jobs by 2035.
Investment increased also in sectors facing capacity constraints such as the transportation sector.
The A380 will help to meet growth and overcome capacity constraints in airports in Tokyo.
Assad remains intent on regaining control of all of Syria, but capacity constraints will limit his progress.
In the light of the capacity constraints of the competitors this reduction output could lead to higher prices.
As a result, pipeline capacity constraints should not be a major limiting factor in starting new production, he said.
The process of installing Scrubbers is limited and expensive due to space and capacity constraints and will inevitably increase operating costs.
However, the process of installing scrubbers is limited and expensive due to space and capacity constraints and will increase operating costs.
The emerging capacity constraints are projected to see New Zealand's consumer price inflation gradually rise to our 2%/year target.
Capacity constraints alone in European airports could cost up to 818,000 jobs by 2035, according to the Aviation Strategy for Europe.