Sentence examples for a vital infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Early warning systems for natural hazards are a vital infrastructure for society.

Building a stable peace will also require a focus on vital infrastructure: water and sanitation services, electrification, transport, and the revitalization of the second largest port (Buenaventura) - all of which will benefit a predominantly Afro-descendent community and a large internally displaced population.

Orkney MSP Liam McArthur, the Scottish Liberal Democrat energy spokesman, said: "The news of a further delay in delivering this vital infrastructure is a body blow and will dismay all those involved in Scotland's wave and tidal energy sector.

A four-hour sci-fi crime epic from 2007 that depicts a high-tech future in which America's most vital infrastructure is a supercharged internet that allows people to upload immersive porn into their brains.

Last week, the European Commission launched a plan with at least an eye-catching top line – to trigger an additional ¤300bn spending on vital infrastructure across the continent.

"The way to get the third crossing is through the enterprise zone - that does put in place a fund for carrying out vital infrastructure and skills work".

Hacking the controls for nuclear power plants, traffic systems and other vital infrastructure after a spear-phishing breach requires significant skill, but that skill level is increasingly common.

Clinton's plan will not do the whole job but it could be a viable compromise and first step on a long road to replenishing our vital infrastructure.

Meanwhile, she "must press ahead with vital infrastructure projects including HS2, a third runway for the southeast and new power generation capacity".

"We've been saying wetlands and mangroves need to be looked at as vital infrastructure of the city, like a water or sewage treatment plant, something that will prevent disasters".

He feels that elevating vital infrastructure like roads would be a better use of resources.