Sentence examples for committed infrastructure from inspiring English sources
Even with the commitments made in Paris, keeping global warming to no more than 2 degrees celsius above preindustrial levels, will be extraordinarily difficult, in view of the momentum in the system and the reality of committed infrastructure.
When oil prices crashed in 2009, the government's fiscal situation was precarious as it had already committed to infrastructure projects based on expectations of high prices.
"Higher expenditures on education and research and development, along with amounts already committed to infrastructure investment, will boost the economy's productivity".
Fashioned in partnership with the Institute of Brazilian Architects, it committed $4.5bn to "infrastructure, landscaping, leisure and living … generating comfort and dignity for more than 200,000 people".
The assumption is that revenues will keep pace with other consumer prices and that the cashflows will be secure because of implicit government backing.Only 2.5% of portfolios are currently committed to infrastructure, but that may be due to the limited number of opportunities.
"NSF and the engineering directorate are committed to infrastructure support to enable transformative research in nanoscience and nanotechnology," he tells ScienceInsider.
Manufacturers' organisation the EEF welcomed the "much-needed pick-me-up" and called for the government to combat any economic downturn by committing to infrastructure expenditure.
More specifically, it is violence against a civilian population and its infrastructure committed by a non-state actor with a political objective.
"If the rest of the world believes we are no longer committed to the infrastructure that makes our port competitive, we are going to lose the business," Mr. Stamatakis said.
It has committed to rebuilding infrastructure and livelihoods by providing appliances, boats and basic supplies.
