It's the south-east that gets the Olympics, Crossrail, the bulk of the infrastructure projects and the property speculators' cranes.
But, however encouraging nuclear forensics is, the sheer bulk of the infrastructure and apparatus dedicated to deterring or determining a perpetrator has come to resemble those surrounding domestic crime, which costs the United States over $100 billion a year.
The bulk of Brazilian infrastructure, the main roads and ports, as well as the telecommunications network, was built in the 1960s and early 1970s, when the military government embarked on a major programme of state investment.
The reality remains, however, that the bulk of the casualties and infrastructure damage was committed in Gaza by Israel, and our report tries to comprehensively document those abuses as well as those by Hamas, and to hold all sides — Hamas and Israel — accountable by the same standards and laws.
This is a relatively small percentage of its total infrastructure, however – the bulk of its infrastructure will still remain in Twitter's own data centers, we understand.
During Xi's Vietnam trip, some 12 agreements were signed and over $600 million pledged towards Chinese investment in schools, hospitals and, the bulk of it, infrastructure.
Cities in emerging economies are building the bulk of their infrastructures in the next two or three decades.
But many of the 71 items are still only proposals, and with the vast bulk of the nation's vital infrastructure -- including shipping, banking, communication networks, power grids and transportation -- under private, not public, control, measuring comprehensive progress is all but impossible.
The bulk of the legislation would fund infrastructure initiatives that might not be completed for years.
Nearly 6,000 schools – the bulk of the region's educational infrastructure – were destroyed, affecting approximately 450,000 primary school-aged children.
