Sentence examples for delivery of infrastructure from inspiring English sources

This will be alongside a new UK-China Africa Infrastructure Forum to support the efficient delivery of infrastructure and a new agreement with the China Development Bank on promoting investment, growth and the fight against poverty in Africa.

Founded by Gaurav Banga, Simon Crosby and Ian Pratt, Bromium is focused on the delivery of infrastructure products that allow enterprises to safely adopt consumerization and cloud computing.

The longer the equity investment will be held by SPV concessionaires, the more closely their goals become aligned with the public sector agency's goals for long term, low cost, high-quality delivery of infrastructure services to its citizens, and hence the fewer real or implied conflicts of interest are likely to arise.

This paper summarizes insights about PPP governance challenges and the lessons learned from more than two decades of experience with alternative governance approaches confronting economically, environmentally and socially sustainable selection, investment and delivery of infrastructure in three Eastern Australia States (Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland).

The council, which was supposed to have representatives from real estate, finance, labor and other sectors, was designed to study and make recommendations to the president regarding the funding, support and delivery of infrastructure projects".

He added: "The faltering speed of delivery on infrastructure creates a worrying sense that politicians lack the political will to tackle some of the major issues head-on".

The persistent poor delivery performance of infrastructure projects suggests a need to revisit the recommendations of organizational control theory.

Infrastructure as a Service – IaaS: consists of the delivery of computational infrastructure as a service (Mell and Grance 2010; Rimal et al. 2009).

[38] Grid 25 proposals come under the ambit of the fast-track planning processes under the Strategic Infrastructure Act introduced in 2006 to "secure speedier delivery of key infrastructure through providing a one-step consent procedure, rather than the conventional development control process" [28].

A dramatic change in government spending priorities and delivery of major infrastructure projects will be needed to prevent the UK talking itself imperceptibly into third world status.

Garrett said at the time "the BBC was still to commission the design and delivery of the infrastructure for DMI, which brings into question their evidence".