Sentence examples for decrepit infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Helmand's other limited and decrepit infrastructure is also falling apart.

These can include decrepit infrastructure, poor corporate governance and a limited pool of skilled managers.

Along with civilian deaths in the Saudi air raids, much of Yemen's decrepit infrastructure, including the health service, has collapsed.

That is one reason why productivity is feeble, though Brazil's woeful education system and decrepit infrastructure are also to blame.

Mr Jonathan tried to improve farming and provide electricity to all, but proved unable to rebuild much of Nigeria's hideously decrepit infrastructure.

But having inherited decrepit infrastructure and finances from the Communists, Ms Banerjee was eager to brush under the rug any complaints about the GTA.

Even if the troops do contribute to security, critics of the force note that a single year of its $800m budget might be enough to revamp the country's decrepit water infrastructure.

But here in the sweaty heart of India's northernmost megacity, the runaway success of the city's almost complete subway system, known as the Metro, is a feat bordering on miraculous, and it offers new hope that India's perpetually decrepit urban infrastructure can be dragged into the 21st century.

But they start with the prospect of opening the spigots of investment in Iran's decrepit oil infrastructure, and even recognizing — and aiding — a civilian nuclear capability for Iran, as long as the country kept its hands off the nuclear fuel.

The Commission had said repeatedly that if things did not improve it would cut off money up to €11 billion in the 2007-2013 budget period—needed to modernise decrepit communist-era infrastructure and improve dire public services.

Everyone agrees we have a decrepit and aging infrastructure.