Sentence examples for dealing with infrastructure from inspiring English sources

"The WEF, which benchmarks competitiveness, ought to benchmark the efficiency of countries in dealing with infrastructure and the setting-up of partnerships," he said.

Wade's second term saw the erosion of his popular support in the country, as many were disenchanted by the lack of progress in dealing with infrastructure problems, such as power shortages, and the rising cost of living.

In '99 I left my longtime job as a group vice-president responsible for more than eight hundred people in a pre-public biotech company dealing with infrastructure issues — enjoyed the work, but felt a change was due — and founded KatieCorp, my own firm handling on-demand biosecurity auditing and database vulnerability analysis.

It yields quantitative and qualitative insights (general equilibrium effects) into trade-offs commonly faced by policy makers when dealing with infrastructure projects in a spatial context.

Management maps, drawn at a regional scale, point out zones where karstic risks have to be taken into account when dealing with infrastructure or building projects.

However, Lee said, a key part of dealing with infrastructure has to be on the "spending side," i.e., taxes to finance the work.

"We don't have any kind of strategic plan to deal with infrastructure, and we're falling behind," he said.

The frequency of extreme weather is up over the past few years, and people who deal with infrastructure expect that to continue.

The growth of donor-advised funds creates a tension for not-for-profits, whose greatest needs are for unrestricted funds to deal with infrastructure and changing needs.

Through the design of suitable adaptation knobs/techniques, applications can achieve reliability and gracefully deal with infrastructure failures.

Global Technology Services is the business consulting arm of IBM that deals with infrastructure support and hardware consulting.