Sentence examples for considerable infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Many Romanian clubs face considerable infrastructure difficulties and are struggling to meet administrative, legal and financial conditions laid down by Uefa.

Those include information technology, for which there is already considerable infrastructure, according to Mr. Kucharski; advanced medical technology, which is already strong in the region, and call centers and other support services for financial institutions or insurance companies.

SRT implementation, monitoring of compliance and comparing of outcomes require considerable infrastructure, resources and costs, which should be considered before adopting such an intervention.

The wireless test request could be related to Amazon's preparations to start drone deliveries in the U.S. Or they could indicate that Amazon is building new communications systems for use in physical security, or data gathering from the company's considerable infrastructure.

The design of KT mentorship programs that can address these needs and preferences is complex, and would require considerable infrastructure.

In the past 30 years a considerable infrastructure for preventive services has been developed in the Netherlands.

Even in countries where clergy provided legitimacy for authoritarian rule, however, the Church has retained a great deal of popular legitimacy because of Catholicism's numerical dominance (increasingly challenged by Evangelicals) and the Church's considerable charitable infrastructure.

There was also considerable transport infrastructure activity, including on the Hernandarias Subfluvial Tunnel, Argentina in the 1960s and the New Elbe Tunnel in Hamburg in the 1970s By the mid-1970s, foreign work (such as the Bosporus Bridge in Turkey, completed 1974 ) was accelerating while domestic orders were receding, according to the company's annual report of 1975.

Considerable laboratory infrastructure is required to undertake culture of M. tuberculosis in a controlled and safe environment and such facilities are rare in Africa.

However, our data on inpatient service use are likely to be accurate due to the considerable administrative infrastructure in the NHS that primarily focuses on recording admission and discharge data and the legal requirement for this for detained patients.

But the C.T.I.A.'s own written statement describes an industry that has already made considerable investments in infrastructure that enable real-time alerts about use.