Sentence examples for Road linkages from inspiring English sources

"In Pakistan's case, we have already had a longstanding strategic partnership which is now being supplemented by increasing Chinese investment in infrastructural development, civil nuclear cooperation and establishing rail and road linkages between the two countries," Mr. Ahmad said.

The Comic Relief/Vodafone RedAlert partnership may have enabled £2m to be raised in 90 seconds through SMS fundraising, but after all the interfacing, tweeting and poking, it still seems that infrastructure (road linkages, storage facilities, a good legal system and access to finance) and the will of people to look beyond themselves and their own networks are still vital for development to happen.

For Nath, whose political base is in rural Madhya Pradesh, the value of road linkage is apparent.

Schools, roads, transportation linkage to other towns and cities are all tremendous benefits to the community at large.

It is because a road would facilitate easier linkages eastwards and thus encourage the spread of Port Moresby's rascals to relatively tranquil Milne Bay.Back to top >>WednesdayCHILDREN throw pairs of worn-out shoes up into the power cables in Goroka, capital of PNG's Eastern Highlands province.

While metagenome sequencing has paved the road towards establishing these linkages, critical technical and bioinformatic challenges remain [ 71].

To illustrate this latter approach, we present a short case study here that examines the proposed causal linkages between road development and diarrheal disease.

This case study demonstrates the significant and intersecting roles played by multiple disciplines in understanding the causal linkages between road construction and disease.

Although many of the linkages between road construction and disease may be case-specific, such studies would show the utility of an interdisciplinary systems approach framework that incorporates the dynamics of infectious disease transmission within the social, ecologic, engineering, economic/political, and public health spheres discussed in this review.

Investing in efficient, low-cost and sustainable processing technologies, adequate storage and packaging solutions, road infrastructure and market linkages as well as providing training and education to chain actors, including consumers, are among the tried and proven interventions which increase the efficiency of the chain and therefore lead to a reduction in food loss and waste.

This achieves overall linkage between road sections and tunnel, which is a key objective of highway tunnel disaster prevention and rescue [95].