overcrowding

Today, thanks to overcrowding and overdevelopment, it is a bit of a nightmare for travelers to find any place of peace.

We have a rich calendar; looking at it there is a certain impression of overcrowding , but I'm happy to have these problems.

Rising prison population and overcrowding add up to a real crisis.

Cities all over the world have to solve the problems of traffic jams, crime, housing, energy, drinking water, and overcrowding.

Due to the magnitude of the displacement, overcrowding is another issue that needs to be addressed urgently, " he added. "

One day on a bus, due to overcrowding, a man and a woman collided.

He was concerned that the Spur Line might not be able to alleviate the overcrowding problem at Lo Wu Station.

A hundred yards on either side of that route, the old filth, illness, overcrowding, and starvation will prevail .

IMPLICATION: Although retailers try to drive as many customers to their stores as possible, overcrowding may drive them away as well.

overcrowding in turn , leads inevitably to a depression in yield and a reduction in fruit quality.

Hunan Two serious supernumerary system, overcrowding reached 30%, up to 500 individual County Land Bureau, supernumerary several times.

We have already worked out a package of comprehensive measures to improve the overcrowding situation.

Other barriers include the cost of HE, school-leavers being ill-prepared for university, poor university management and overcrowding.

But in the last decade, poor maintenance has led to breakdowns, overcrowding and lengthy delays.

Overcrowding and long queues in shops are forcing people away from the high street as the hassle of Christmas shopping becomes too much.

First, private companies can expand capacity faster than government bureaucracies, and adding space is part of the answer to overcrowding.

Poverty, malnutrition, overcrowding, lack of clean conditions, pollution and limited health services are all causes of their poor health.

As a result of overcrowding and inadequate personal hygiene, lice, fleas, mites, ticks, and other arthropods may also cause health problems.

S = Say what you want to happen. Be specific and be reasonable. Be direct. Pass all available information with out overcrowding.

Overcrowding and a shortage of resources constrain bug populations.

Privatization is a practical solution to the problems of overcrowding and high costs facing the U. S. prison system in 1980s.

It brought misery for commuters: more changes to complete typical journeys, long queues for full buses and gross overcrowding of the metro.

Catastrophic cases involving AIDS, drug abuse, victims of violence, and premature infants are overcrowding some hospitals.

The BBC has seen evidence of serious overcrowding and poor living conditions in one of Iraq's prisons.

And bosses should defuse conflicts early, listen to staff complaints, avoid overcrowding and set realistic workloads and deadlines.

The human jaw shrank even faster, making wisdom teeth largely useless and creating the overcrowding that people face today.

Though triggered by construction, the root cause for the congestion is chronic overcrowding on key national arteries.

Recent interruptions to the water supplies, together with overcrowding, are aggravating factors in this epidemic.

But labor groups complain about low morale, subsistence wages, overcrowding and excessive hours on Foxconn production lines.

the overcrowding of information in our minds, we only have so much room for storing information about products.

During the eighteenth century the cemeteries of Paris were suffering from a crisis of overcrowding.

Overcrowding, poor personal hygiene and poor sanitation facilitate the spread of the disease.

He pointed to chronic overcrowding, unsanitary cells, dirty lavatories, broken showers and mattresses on the ground.

Whether this will reduce overcrowding is yet to be seen, but it should help.

Trade unions say that overcrowding puts both prisoners' and prison officers' safety at risk.

Overcrowding and flimsy construction meant that houses perched on steep slopes were no match for the torrents.

Overcrowding had become so acute that, until recently, some prisoners were being released 18 days early, to free up space.

But Singaporean citizens are increasingly dissatisfied with the policy, which they say causes overcrowding and depresses local wages.

A shortage of affordable housing has created severe overcrowding, and demographic changes have not helped.

Planets introduce population control at 100 million colonists, stopping any further growth (and potential overcrowding).

In Gatsby alive, and his villa peacefulness, overcrowding, death is almost no nail in the coffin.

The depression meant hunger, malnutrition, overcrowding, and poor health.

As a native of California, he has also taken an interest in that state's particularly horrendous prison overcrowding.

This overcrowding, or "noise" makes it harder for talented musicians to get spotted (because it makes it harder for A&R to do their job).

The disruption and overcrowding of people accustomed to living in different and less crowded conditions make sanitation a critical issue.

The move was blamed in part for chronic overcrowding in Australia's immigration detention centers.

Pre-trip to bring documents to confirm and complete, not overloading, not speeding, no overcrowding, non-drink driving and fatigue driving.

As overcrowding has increased, the state's control of the jails has weakened.

Overcrowding often spoils the natural beauty of popular vacation sports.

Overcrowding and poor sanitation are common problems in prisons.

Overcrowding has meant not only more violence but woefully inadequate health and mental care, with more deaths and suicides.

Others, disliking the overcrowding and crime, would return to the countryside if there were work opportunities for them there.

Inside the prisons, this means inhumane overcrowding.

California must reduce its prisons' overcrowding and cost.

You must disagree that overcrowding affects every part of our lives in the city.

I agree that emergency department overcrowding is a severe problem nationwide, but it is NOT because of non-urgent patients.

Overcrowding is another reason that animals travel.

That is not down to the size of the sodas, the overcrowding of economy class or the intrusive airport security.

Following the defeat of the Trade Federation, overcrowding became a prime concern for Boss Nass and the Rep Council.

In Rome, as the population grew, serious overcrowding and poverty provoked disaffection and as a result, anger grew.

Wang also said that a horticultural service program for minor offenders will help relieve the overcrowding problem in Taiwan's jails.

The government has tried to alleviate the overcrowding by building new jails.

Many indigenous communities live in poverty, with poor sanitation, and overcrowding.

The overcrowding made it harder for people to escape after the fire broke out at around 2. am.

Dragon and phoenix Street culture in the survey that, when the Guangzhou commercial burglary 13 OK, OK Chu Heung land, the overcrowding.

But he was released after a day in custody because of jail overcrowding, a move that was criticized by local media and lawmakers.

Such overcrowding on school buses is common in China and has led to deadly accidents in recent years.

Yesterday, we have a copy ofthe AC brush overcrowding in the city today, we looked at the market to consider how he cheated.

This suggests a better solution to the overcrowding.

Such overcrowding on school buses is common in China.

But, there will be too many people there. Do you feel tired in the overcrowding place?

One consequence of the overcrowding is that average prices are falling: they went down by 5. 7% last year.

Spatial chaos of metapopulation incurred by Allee effect, overcrowding effect and predation effect

the serious overcrowding in the poorer areas of the city

Overcrowding in the Lo Wu Control Point