Sentence examples for aid infrastructure from inspiring English sources

So far the government has spent $31.3 billion in present-value dollars on humanitarian aid, infrastructure repair and funding for destroyed private property.

Predictive models of trunk flare diameter at ground line (TFD) have potential to provide urban foresters and urban planners with a practical method for predicting TFD in order to aid infrastructure plans that reduce conflicts between urban trees and urban infrastructure.

For Beijing, this could be a huge opportunity to strengthen its diplomatic positioning in Africa as the Chinese continue their massive aid, infrastructure and investment drive across the continent.

She said it was "disconcerting" that the quake has destroyed much of the aid infrastructure that would otherwise help shield young people from harm.

The liberal Economic Policy Institute and the A.F.L.-C.I.O. have released similar five-point plans for about $400 billion in additional unemployment assistance, infrastructure spending, aid to state and local governments to avoid layoffs of teachers and other employees, and a public employment initiative for short-term community jobs, like crews to clean up areas newly blighted by foreclosures.

The island's spotlight brightened and dimmed in concert with the birth of international celebrity and the vagaries of international politics, but it was lighted in World War II, when Jamaica was a British colony and an Allied base, and its strategic importance led to increased aid and infrastructure development.

Aid and infrastructure is absolutely key to deconstructing Isis, rather than dropping bombs and simplistically declaring war.

This was Mr. Obama's fourth trip outside Washington since announcing his $447 billion stimulus package of tax cuts, state aid and infrastructure financing two weeks ago.

It will focus on such issues as agriculture (helping farmers feed the continent, after decades of sending hungry Africans aid) and infrastructure.

With recession in Europe and war fatigue in the United States, the possibility of cutbacks in aid for infrastructure projects, schools and health clinics seemed real, several diplomats said.

It is one of five New Jersey municipalities designated as "transit villages" by former Gov. Christie Whitman, qualifying it for priority status for state and federal aid for infrastructure improvements.