Sentence examples for contribute to infrastructure from inspiring English sources

In 2014, it has been estimated that IT would contribute only 25% to the overall cost of operating a CDCs whereas about 75% of the total cost would contribute to infrastructure and power consumption [12].

Thus, the economic, cultural, and political context means that these poverty rates have fallen (data indicates that the rate went from approximately 20%% in 2000 to under 9 % in 2013) and that inflation has slowed (Wijesinha 2014), so opportunities for private businesses to contribute to infrastructure abound.

The plan also calls for the federal government to drastically reduce how much it will contribute to infrastructure projects as a ratio of overall spending, shifting fundraising responsibilities onto states and cities.

Biomass is also widely accepted, provides employment, contributes to infrastructure and promotes conservation (45).

CapEx include the purchase of land (e.g. site acquisition), network infrastructure (e.g. switches, routers), etc. OpEx do not contribute to the infrastructure; they represent the cost of keeping the company operational and include costs of technical and commercial operations, administration, etc.

I contribute to the infrastructure needed to meet his 5 p.m. demand, while he pays only for the net kilowatt-hours he buys.

The WWMM is now technically deployable and its critical mass will depend on adopters who need an Open distributed system, and who are prepared to contribute to the infrastructure design, the ontology design and its implementation.

"I've done more to contribute to the infrastructure of my village and the basic needs of my family than any government, INGO [international non-governmental organization], or NGO ever has".

"The remaining toll income could contribute to major road infrastructure enhancements".

CapEx contribute to the fixed infrastructure of the company, and they are depreciated over time.

Vertical greening can contribute to urban green infrastructure, urban heat-island amelioration and climate adaptation.