Sentence examples for approach to infrastructure from inspiring English sources
To Theresa May they have become talismans of her muscular approach to infrastructure.
In the 1990s, a simple survey in Vienna led urban planners to rethink their whole approach to infrastructure development.
The waterfront development of Brooklyn was part of the "creative class theory" that drove much of Bloomberg's approach to infrastructure, Dulchin said.
On the surface it looks like a good deal for the states but it's an approach to infrastructure funding that rejects all subtlety and evidence.
Given the nature of its tribal enemies and supporters, the government's culture war approach to infrastructure inevitably means that its thinking is stuck in the 20th century.
The situation has emerged because the Trump administration has signaled it wants to take an approach to infrastructure spending that is different from the previous administration's.
Infrastructure systems typically comprise complex and highly interdependent networks, and therefore, the need to adopt integrated approaches to infrastructure management is widely recognized.
For cities like Barcelona and Tel Aviv, city governments designed strategic approaches to infrastructure, quality of life, and architecture in order to build a profile that would attract global talent.
As part of Mayor Bloomberg's sustainability team, Carter created and implemented integrated approaches to infrastructure, water quality, air quality, climate change, land use, ecological restoration and energy issues.
Those who found some admirable things in the hazy outlines of Mr. Trump's campaign — a trade policy focused on national industrial development; a less quixotic foreign policy; less ideological approaches to infrastructure, health care and entitlements — will have to salvage that agenda from the wreckage of his presidency.
As federal appropriations have declined, there has been increased interest in alternative approaches to infrastructure including public private partnerships, loan guarantees, or title transfer of federal infrastructure.
