Sentence examples for commitment to infrastructure from inspiring English sources

The current government talks a lot about its commitment to infrastructure.

A trip from Paris to Marseilles, roughly the same distance, takes three hours — a result of the French government's commitment to infrastructure.

George Osborne, his predecessor, had a habit of reiterating his commitment to infrastructure without actually pushing projects to a position where construction could actually start.

This continues a trend that has been evident for some time, whereby ministers use such announcements to demonstrate their commitment to infrastructure investment.

In theory, building public pools available to all Americans, of any race or class, should fit well with President Trump's stated commitment to infrastructure spending.

She also said that Table Rock declined to make deals that provided big up-front payments to towns without a sufficient commitment to infrastructure repairs.

They have also raised credible doubts that the market will even support this huge commitment to new infrastructure.

"This commitment to education, infrastructure, and development has been the key to the success of Japanese soccer and the production of young talent.

Because of the Labour government's commitment to supporting infrastructure and helping consumers buy electric cars - again spending opposed by and at risk from the Tories.

Sam Katz, a sports finance expert who advised the Whitman administration, said that such a large public commitment to pay infrastructure costs, and use taxes to pay off bonds, "gets close to unconscionable".

In February 2012, after Levy had sought to move his club out of Tottenham by challenging West Ham for occupation of the Olympic Stadium, Haringey agreed to release Spurs from the £16m commitment to local infrastructure and the 50% affordable housing requirement.