Sentence examples for basic infrastructure needs from inspiring English sources

The site's basic infrastructure needs to be improved to allow continued excavations, access for tourists and enhanced interaction with the local community.

But the land sales have also helped federal agencies subsidize basic infrastructure needs, including phone lines, housing, equipment shelters, road construction, fire stations, parking lots, fencing and power supply.

A questioner noted that there was a major highway widening project going on in New Hampshire that needs more money to be completed, and asked him what he would do to invest in these kinds of basic infrastructure needs.

Meanwhile, cholera is set to make a return with the coming rainy season, and basic infrastructure needs of clean water and sanitation remain unaddressed.

Recently it failed to prosecute a minister investigated by the country's anti-corruption commission and briefly arrested a leading journalist for speculating in print on whether the president was protecting his minister.Though roads in the capital, Freetown, have got a bit better, some of the basic infrastructure needed to attract investors is still dire.

Ministers can't tell businesses to look for new opportunities in emerging markets like Brazil and China, and then fail to provide the basic infrastructure needed to get there".

A curiously small sum for such a potent payload, but the pirates didn't have much choice Somalia lacks the basic infrastructure needed to unload the tanks.

Studies also show that in many African countries, academic standards have been falling rapidly because some universities lack the basic infrastructure needed to cope with massive growth in the student population especially when admission exceeds infrastructure carrying capacity (Konings 2002).

I agreed to meet my friend in NY and discuss his plan to work with the International Rescue Committee IRCC) to build the basic infrastructure needed and injecting some humanity into this hellish situation.

These guidelines amount to official policy on tobacco dependence treatment for Parties to the Convention and, inter alia, outline the basic infrastructure needed to support tobacco cessation and key components of a national system to help tobacco users quit.

Children in Uzbekistan's most remote rural communities often lack even the most basic infrastructure needed to stay clean and healthy, and get the nutrition they need to develop into strong adults.