Sentence examples for In infrastructure up from inspiring English sources

"We're just investing a lot more in infrastructure up front, both on the engineering side and on others," Conrad said.

Details came in the government's updated plans for investment in infrastructure, up to 2030, which was first published two years ago.

On the basic shape of their fiscal plan – borrow massively but cheaply, invest in infrastructure, up taxes, roll back changes to welfare – they were in violent agreement.

What we lack in infrastructure, we make up for in infectious optimism and energy.

ROME — In a bold effort to transform Italy's protectionist economy and to foster growth amid a deepening recession, Prime Minister Mario Monti on Friday announced a new set of measures aimed at reviving Italy's sluggish economy by investing $7.1 billion in infrastructure and opening up professional guilds to competition.

Mr. Monti then headed back to Rome, where he put the finishing touches on a set of measures announced last week that aim to revive the sluggish, protectionist Italian economy by investing €5.5 billion in infrastructure and opening up professional guilds to competition.

GVK, the firm that won the Mumbai concession, was "born and brought up in infrastructure", says its founder, G.V. Krishna Reddy.

But today, public investment in infrastructure projects still ends up lining the pockets of rich landowners, even if nowadays those landowners are large corporations rather than wealthy aristocrats.

By efficiently shifting the point-of-service to a customer's location, startups capture economic value historically tied up in infrastructure.

Its business model is superb: Almost all of the wireless infrastructure and wireless handset vendors have signed licensing agreements with Qualcomm for use of its intellectual properties, and its chip division shipped, in the second quarter of 2002 alone, more than 14 million CDMA chipsets that will end up in infrastructure and handsets.

This, however, might be the unfortunate consequence as investments in public infrastructure dry up.