• The hospital said it was to cope with additional capacity, while a nursing union said it would rather staff were paid overtime.

    BBC: Ipswich Hospital nurses offered ?50 vouchers for weekends

  • He said of the 43 police forces in England and Wales, only the Metropolitan Police would have the "capacity to cope" with implementing the policy.

    BBC: Police recruitment changes planned, May says

  • The Organization is engaged in the conceptual shift in thinking away from post-disaster reaction to pre-disaster action and helping countries to reduce their vulnerability to natural hazards and develop their capacity to cope with disasters.

    UNESCO: Indigenous Peoples

  • He points out that whilst ministerial promises of thousands of extra beds can be relied on for favourable headlines, there is a danger that expanding hospitals' capacity to cope with unusual peaks in demand could render them inefficient.

    ECONOMIST: Health: Winter discontent | The

  • By making better use of the UK's existing 16, 000 wi-fi hotspots, which are significantly underused at the moment, and introducing new transmission and compression technologies, Ofcom believes there will be plenty of new capacity to cope with the expected increase in mobile data usage.

    BBC: Data jam threat to UK mobile networks

  • There are considerable fears that there is simply not the capacity here to cope - and that no quick solutions exist.

    BBC: IVF increase: Can the NHS cope?

  • But this would leave the global oil supply with little or no spare capacity and thus unable to cope with any other disruptions.

    WSJ: Daniel Yergin: What's Behind Rising Gas Prices?

  • The UK government is considering its options on how to boost capacity over the next 30 years to cope with an estimated tripling in demand for air travel.

    CNN: UK's Stansted expansion challenged

  • That is the challenge launched by the UNESCO Office in Jakarta and the Indonesian Government in organizing a four-day training to build the capacity of young women and men to cope with the responsibilities of adult life.

    UNESCO: THEMES

  • Energy grids, however, are already near capacity, and creative solutions are crucial to cope with the anticipated vastly increased demand for energy transmission.

    UNESCO: 2013 UK and Ireland Fellows

  • On Tuesday, Justice Secretary Ken Clarke told MPs that "sufficient capacity" exists in the prison system to cope with the riots.

    BBC: New gangs forming in jails after riots, watchdog warns

  • In this third version, the expected sales of the Galaxy S4 coupled with support for a streaming music service (available as a monthly subscription from inside the MusicHub) has resulted in 7digital increasing their capacity with a new content delivery network to cope with the upcoming volume.

    FORBES: Samsung Continues To Build An Android Escape Route With 7digital's Music Service

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