Sentence examples for charge of infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Turku's deputy mayor in charge of infrastructure, Jarkko Virtanen, said: "We have ambitious sustainability targets and this strategic, early-stage collaboration has helped us see how to achieve our vision.

Mario Ortíz, a Conatel executive in charge of infrastructure, estimated that providing universal Internet access -- including lines to vast tracts of the Amazon jungle -- would be at least $1.9 billion.

Mr. Ward was somewhat of an unorthodox choice to lead a public authority in charge of infrastructure like airports, tunnels, bridges and shipping ports: he is the scion of an academic family who once worked for a stevedoring company; he holds a master's degree in theological studies from Harvard.

"In reality, we in industry wish that the rationing could have gone on a little bit longer," said Pio Gavazzi, who is in charge of infrastructure issues at the Federation of Industries of the State of São Paulo, the country's largest industrial trade group.

It singles out for praise Narcis Serra, the first post-Franco mayor, Oriol Bohigas, the city's co-ordinator for urbanism (1980-84), Pasqual Maragall, mayor from 1982 to 1997, his successor, Joan Clos i Matheu and Jose Antonio Acebillo, in charge of infrastructure projects for Catalonia.

Once again, government agencies and private companies in charge of civilian infrastructure are ill prepared to handle a possible disaster.

National Rail, which is in charge of rail infrastructure, has been set a minimum punctuality target for the first time.

At the time of the crash, the company in charge of rail infrastructure was Railtrack whose responsibilities were taken over by Network Rail (NR) in October 2002.

Redman, who is also the leader of the WA Nationals, has been put in charge of reviewing infrastructure needs in remote communities.

A widely despised figure during his father's presidency, Wade held powerful ministerial positions including being in charge of major infrastructure and energy projects.

Georgiev described the organisation as "very, very powerful because it represents the country's richest people and companies, which are in charge of all infrastructure projects".