Meanings of ease overcrowding in английском

To ease overcrowding, authorities have begun moving hundreds to facilities on the mainland.

Jana Frey, IRC's Greece director, said the government needed to sustain efforts to ease overcrowding.

Most have since been moved elsewhere to ease overcrowding.

A New Zealand-funded housing development in Kiribati aims to ease overcrowding on the main island of Tarawa.

South West Trains is to get 150 new carriages to help ease overcrowding on services into London Waterloo.

After the war, the child wilfare groups elected to ease overcrowding by transporting hundreds of orphans to Australia.

The BBC has been given rare access to a new all-women prison in Tunisia, designed to ease overcrowding.

The figure does not include the estimated 500 prisoners on indefinite periods of temporary release in order to ease overcrowding.

A Government initiative to ease overcrowding at Mountjoy Prison in Dublin has been described by prison officers as "unclear".

The government has unveiled a new Thameslink train which it hopes will ease overcrowding on one of the country's busiest commuter routes.

Nurses at Beaumont Hospital began a work to rule today over the placement of emergency patients on trolleys in ward areas to ease overcrowding.

The HSE hopes to open an additional 440 hospital beds during the winter to help ease overcrowding pressures, according to its director general, Tony O'Brien.

Queenstown's local council has decided to lodge an urgent application to the Environment Court in a dramatic bid to ease overcrowding in the resort town.