Sentence examples for a foreign infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Laying out China's hopes and ambitions for its relations, Cui urged the U.S. to expand military-to-military exchanges and to endorse the Belt and Road Initiative, a foreign infrastructure campaign intended to expand Chinese influence abroad.

Investment in foreign infrastructure offers a useful alternative.

And BP has collaborated with the mostly state-owned Sinopec before: The Yangtze River Acetyls Company (Yaraco), a joint venture between BP and Sinopec, was the first major foreign infrastructure investment in mainland China.

And China has embarked on history's most expensive foreign infrastructure plan.

The involvement of two foreign infrastructure finance companies is telling: because America has been slow to adopt public-private partnerships its companies have little experience of them.

Earlier this month the Department of Defence delivered a report to Congress accusing the hermit kingdom's expanding army of "cyber-warriors" of using foreign infrastructure, such as broadband networks, to launch cyber-attacks on American allies, most notably South Korea.Kim Jong Un, North Korea's fresh-faced dictator, is said to have 4,000 loyal cyber-warriors at his disposal.

"Everyone is asking the same question what is the future in terms of stability without Moïse?" says a businessman from a foreign mining and infrastructure company.

To avoid loss of life and destruction of Afghanistan's infrastructure, a foreign-troop withdrawal should take place after Afghans agree on how to keep their state intact.

At an industrial park with foreign-financed infrastructure, a raisin-processing plant, also foreign-financed, is going up.

At the same time, Mr. Tsvangirai acknowledged that Zimbabwe remained impoverished and hobbled by a lack of foreign investment, an antiquated infrastructure and a traumatic decline in agricultural production.

He has secured £100m from the government's £3.2bn regional growth fund, some of which can be spent on foreign investors' infrastructure and training needs.