Sentence examples for badly needed infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Other places need to "follow Bristol's lead" in putting "badly needed" infrastructure in place, supported by government funding, he added.

Then there is the prospect of a massive stimulus, featuring a huge expansion of badly needed infrastructure spending.

A chance, think many, not least the industry minister Arnaud Montebourg, to cut the number of mobile providers from four to three, ease up on the price war and let operators make profits they can invest in badly needed infrastructure.

The success that the Arroyo government has had in stabilizing the fiscal position over several years has allowed interest rates to come down, reducing the cost of debt service and making room for money to be spent on badly needed infrastructure, health and education.

The state's bulging revenues during the energy price spike of 2007-08 could have been applied to badly needed infrastructure and education, not to buy new snowmobiles and shotguns.

Some members of Congress want to use this tax break that costs money to "pay for" badly needed infrastructure investments.

Much of that goes towards badly-needed infrastructure.

This newspaper has joined many others in arguing that more of the burden of stimulus should fall on fiscal authorities.It is true that governments have been foolish in cutting budgets and refusing to take advantage of cheap financing to invest in badly needed public infrastructure.

In exchange for cooperation, the government has pledged $10,000 to each family over a two-year period, plus technical assistance, a line of credit, protection from narcotraffickers, and badly needed rural infrastructure development to help get produce to markets.

But NIIT said it needed infrastructure.

Critics say the Juneau access plan is far too expensive, a boondoggle at a time when the state, poorly served by roads -- much of it most accessible to bush pilots -- badly needs other infrastructure projects.