Sentence examples for construct new infrastructure from inspiring English sources

The build-operate-transfer (BOT) approach is one of the privatization mechanisms for promoting transportation infrastructure developments by using private funds to construct new infrastructure facilities.

China's efforts to construct new infrastructure and economic interconnectivity throughout Eurasia will help Japan's, and vice versa.

The clause enables Dominion to burnish its renewable energy credentials and effectively get a no-bid contract to construct new infrastructure courtesy of its ratepayers, according to Hempling.

Residents in the upper districts may use these funds to construct new infrastructures for the upper area.

Closely allied are manufacturers of transport equipment and the civil engineering concerns responsible for constructing new infrastructure.

In 2003 Western Canadian Coal opened the Dillon mine using the infrastructure from the Bullmoose mine and is constructing new infrastructure for the larger Brule mine.

In particular, the Rule will force all types of utilities nationwide to immediately determine which power plants must be retired, to begin developing and constructing new electric generating units to replace these retired plants, and to construct new transmission infrastructure to deliver electricity from these new generating units to consumers.

This week, Defra will publish a new draft national policy statement containing measures to make it easier for water companies to construct new reservoirs and water infrastructure.

Much like nineteenth-century entrepreneurs, philosophers, bankers, artisans, and social organizers who planned a course for modern capitalism that was more economically efficient and ethically desirable, we now have a chance to construct new instruments, institutions, and infrastructure to reverse the trajectory of a quickly deteriorating economic environment.

To alleviate this problem, the province encourages mining companies to participate in joint ventures to upgrade existing infrastructure and construct new hydropower plants.

While novel, it is not unprecedented and gathers part of its inspiration from the Civilian Conservation Corps of the 1930s mobilized during the Depression to look after the backcountry, shore up crumbling infrastructure, and construct new trailheads that millions of Americans since have enjoyed.