Sentence examples for Expand infrastructure from inspiring English sources

For governments seeking to expand infrastructure, the public-private partnership offers an option that lies somewhere between public procurement and privatization.

For example, Mobilink, the largest local network, invested US$5000 million in the 2008 fiscal year to improve the quality of its service and expand infrastructure.

He called on the United States to "take concrete steps to relax control on high-tech exports to China, expand infrastructure cooperation, increase financial market access and avoid politicizing economic issues".

Given the chronic shortage of money to maintain and expand infrastructure, city officials expect the maps to make department workers more efficient by cutting down the time spent retrieving them.

Senegal has additional sources of technical expertise that it can draw on to expand infrastructure networks in the country, as well as a long tradition of engaging the military in building infrastructure.

Those two companies and others, like Microsoft, are increasingly in the business of trying to expand infrastructure and related data-efficiency technologies that will, inevitably, be deployed in ways that benefit themselves (see "Facebook's Two Faces").

Charged by Congress in 2009 to develop a National Broadband Plan (NBP) that would ensure every American had access to broadband, the FCC has been rolling out initiatives to allocate resources and expand infrastructures in an effort to meet their lofty goal.

Perhaps the bigger problem than expanding infrastructure, though, is the regular cost of an Internet plan.

The influx of new investigators and expanded infrastructure has sparked a cycle of recruitment that simply cannot be maintained.

Whoever is responsible for these emissions, China's rapidly expanding infrastructure and inefficient coal-powered electricity system need urgent attention.

The government of President Hamid Karzai has been weak and largely ineffectual in expanding infrastructure and economic opportunity, the documentary points out.