Sentence examples for bold infrastructure from inspiring English sources

A bold infrastructure package has all the hallmarks of a major Obama policy: it would create jobs, it has a government-reform component, and it could establish a legacy in the form of an upgraded power grid or a high-speed train, with which Obama might forever be associated.

But while millions of Americans are waiting for the government to do the right thing in terms of bold infrastructure spending, a payroll tax holiday, etc, etc, many have decided to stop waiting.

"We would propose a bold infrastructure investment plan or an ambitious new apprenticeship program for young people, and then Bernie would announce basically the same thing, but bigger," she writes.

With bold investments in infrastructure, education, health care, public sector jobs and anti-discriminatory legislation, we can level the economic playing field and take our nation's history of racial and economic inequality into account.

But his bold bet is that infrastructure, private investment and better education will eliminate the causes of his state's misery.

"We are ready to move forward, and need the professional infrastructure and bold leadership to ensure we have the resources, position and message to take advantage of the 2014 mid-terms and a seat at the table so the Republican Party truly understands that inclusion wins," Moran said.

The BOLD registry establishes an infrastructure for studying back pain in the elderly and performing future comparative effectiveness and cost-effectiveness evaluations.

He was a "planner," the kind of economist who conceives of grand infrastructure projects and bold schemes.

In his conference speech he demanded that bold decisions be taken on infrastructure investment, from airport capacity to nuclear power and shale gas.

If the EU were bold enough, it could fund infrastructure or renewables projects directly through the electronic creation of money, without having to borrow.

"We should act as if we are on 35 or 40% [in the polls] and we are bidding to be in government on our own," he said, urging bolder policies on building new infrastructure and homes.