Sentence examples for a competitive infrastructure from inspiring English sources

The energy system is a dike for the socio-economic system which needs a competitive infrastructure.

Too little investment in a competitive infrastructure or education system and we risk falling behind countries that are making these investments today.

UQ spent AUD278 million in 2002 on research-related activities and is continuing to build an internationally competitive infrastructure to support this work.

"Should we get that sort of transparency and those sorts of governance arrangements, not only will Australia be happy to join, but I imagine that Korea and Japan and the United States would also be happy to join and that would mean that we would have a maximally funded and maximally competitive infrastructure bank here in Asia".

For example, consistent with its vision to meet as many community health needs as possible through local service provision, EPHS successfully sought more than half a million dollars in funding through competitive infrastructure grants to enhance and expand the service premises, thereby enabling service expansion and better integration.

"To attract a global-scale set of investments, you need to have globally competitive infrastructure -- and tax rates," argued Otellini.

Private banks, on the other hand, must fight for deals in the hotly competitive infrastructure, construction and manufacturing sectors.

A lot of the action now is in places like the BRIC countries, Brazil Russia-India-China, which have big populations plus growing middle classes and industries, coupled with sovereign wealth that allows them to build competitive infrastructure.

Also, the lack of funds and facilities resulted in the inability of universities to provide competitive infrastructures to maximize professors' research (Cho 2008).

But, creating a competitive Triple Helix infrastructure is a protracted and expensive process, and, in many cases, deriving significant benefits from participating in the global knowledge economy has proved elusive.

Moreover, our research findings add critical insight into existing resource-based perspectives of supply chain innovation by illuminating the roles and progression of the different resource elements – trust, supply chain learning, entrepreneurial emphasis, innovativeness – in developing and building a competitive supply chain infrastructure.