Overcapacity in a sentence

And the market continues to be affected by growing overcapacity fueled by the delivery of new vessels, especially on the Transpacific and Asia-Europe lanes.

Still, overcapacity and a slow recovery in Europe resulted in excessive space.

Both Edmonton's public and Catholic school divisions say big investment is needed in the next provincial budget to address overcapacity issues.

However, this led to subsequent industrial overcapacity.

Ms. Yellen said on Tuesday that the I.M.F. is not sufficiently focused on the problem of Chinese overcapacity, arguing that China’s subsidies of its green energy sectors were creating an uneven playing field.

The G7 ministers also expressed concern in the draft statement over China's trade policies and industrial overcapacity, warning the bloc could take measures to counter them.

They would also shield markets from China's overcapacity and trigger intensified competition among American and European EV manufacturers.

Xinhua criticised Yellen’s stance late on Friday, saying that talking up “Chinese overcapacity” in the clean energy sector created a pretext for protectionist policies to shield U.S. companies.

He continued, “The whole system is overcapacity, but we built in some relief valves.

Our research suggests Chinese mills remain extremely aggressive on price despite production and supply problems due to the coronavirus, suggesting exports remain many mills’ preferred solution to overcapacity rather than cutbacks or rationalization.

Poor compliance pushes running out of capacity to May 2nd, with a peak overcapacity being 54,000 beds deficient by May 26th.

With the influx of students, catchment capacity remains a topic of conversation as a few schools are at or overcapacity.

According to its 2018-2019 annual report, it has been overcapacity all year.

And Joane Cardinal-Schubert High School, which is only a year old, is already overcapacity.

At present, negotiations are under way at the WTO which aim to prohibit the use of government subsidies for fishers who engage in illegal, unreported or unregulated fishing, as well as government support leads to overcapacity and overfishing.

He told the meeting that the automaker is considering addressing overcapacity at its old factories in China, while slashing headcount in the country, according to a note from one of the people which was seen by Reuters.

AFP quoted Sri Puguh Utami as saying the inmates fled from two facilities in the hard-hit city of Palu, both of which were overcapacity, and one in Donggala.

But Europe insisted that the root of the problem lies in the steel overcapacity fueled by China’s subsidies.

In response to China's move, Washington said Beijing's subsidies and overcapacity were behind the action on steel.

To prevent awkward and/or dangerous crowding of the skiing loops, and overcapacity at the shooting range, World Cup Pursuits are held with only the 60 top ranking biathletes after the preceding race.