Sentence examples for by improving the infrastructure from inspiring English sources
That is exactly what his organization hopes to do, by improving the infrastructure and training in Bahia and diversifying what its resort areas can offer visitors.
The government also created an attractive climate for investment by improving the infrastructure and passing new laws.
The emphasis was on facilitating the trips of the residents, by improving the infrastructure and reducing conflicts between the different users.
For instance, with the settling of a Volkswagen plant near Puebla in the 1960s, a previously poor rural area was turned into a flourishing city by improving the infrastructure and providing jobs for skilled and unskilled workers.
One strategy to bring the level of PA up to 60 minutes of moderate-to-vigorous PA per day could be to increase use of active transport by improving the infrastructure (e. g. building safe and convenient bicycle and walking paths) and promoting active transport in schools and communities.
In keeping with a Japanese strategy, the projects will also make it more attractive for foreign companies to invest in China by improving the industrial infrastructure.
The study demonstrates that the informal housing sector and its quality can be improved and transformed into formal housing by improving the essential infrastructure.
The second strategy was to avoid the three delays (delay in deciding to seek care, delay in reaching the health facility and delay in receiving quality care once at the health facility) through continuing education for pregnant women and family members and strengthening referral transportation with service delivery by improving the health infrastructure in rural areas.
If the private sector isn't prepared to spend, the government can increase demand by repairing and improving the infrastructure, increased funding for health care, child care, and education, or subsidizing wind, solar, and other forms of clean energy.
Drew McManus, a Chicago-based orchestra consultant, questions whether performing arts organizations "would be better served by redirecting those resources toward improving the infrastructure of their existing online efforts, such as their website, online ticketing and database management".
