Sentence examples for control of infrastructure from inspiring English sources
As Patrick Wintour reports in the Guardian today, Boles will say that local neighbourhoods could win control of infrastructure budgets worth up to £300,000 in return for allowing homes to be built.
Although West Yorkshire has managed to reach an agreement, Leeds city region's bid to take greater control of infrastructure has hit a wall as North Yorkshire refuses to transfer highway and transport powers for three of its districts.
The move comes amid heightening tension between Mr. Chávez and regional leaders in the opposition, as the central government wrests control of infrastructure, including ports and highways, from his opponents.
He said future conflicts would not be about the "physical possession of nations" but would involve "control of information, control of infrastructure, water electricity and communication".
The need for improving the operation and control of infrastructure systems has created a demand on optimization methods applicable in the area of complex sociotechnical systems operated by a multitude of actors in a setting of decentralized decision making.
Public-private partnerships are far more expensive than public financing and —without very strong protections — can hand control of infrastructure to private investors.
"We haven't designed our technology to give people control of their infrastructure at all," she said.
According to a survey conducted by the state-run pollster VTsIOM on 1-2 March, just as Russian forces were quietly taking control of key infrastructure in Crimea, 67.8% of respondents approved of Putin's job performance.
Updated at 9.48pm BST 8.44pm BST As Kurdish forces take steps to consolidate control of oil infrastructure and export in the north, some oil companies are pulling foreign staff from Iraq.
Pro-Russian separatists occupying the regional government building in Ukraine's eastern city of Donetsk have vowed to take control of strategic infrastructure across the province they have declared an independent "people's republic".
