Sentence examples for detailed infrastructure from inspiring English sources

But the most detailed infrastructure plan to emerge from the Trump campaign did not call for fresh government spending.

Our study reveals the magnitude of the threat to engineering structures from climate change at the pan-Arctic scale, and shows where detailed infrastructure risk assessment should be conducted in the near future.

A more analogous competitor might be DataDog, which also provides detailed infrastructure and software analysis to IT operations staff.

Trump has actually been promising a full and detailed infrastructure plan in the near future since August 2016; as of April, we were supposed to see it by sometime in May.

Detailed measures of infrastructure, human resources, interventions, supplies and equipment reveals significant gaps for some of the most basic needs (personnel, oxygen, other basic resuscitative equipment), and provides evidence-based priorities for planning for achieving post-2015 sustainable development goals, including essential surgery services as a component of universal healthcare.

AFTER years of confusion, disputes and rule changes, New Jersey's 21 counties surprised many last month by meeting a deadline to produce updated sewer service maps — not only locating infrastructure already in place but also detailing where new infrastructure should go.

He detailed a far-reaching infrastructure program, which would be highlighted by the construction of a new Tappan Zee Bridge financed in part by investments from labor union pension funds.

Using the municipal mode and in particular the planning mode requires detailed knowledge about the infrastructure of the settlement and/or about planned changes.

Detailed sources for road infrastructure standards at different points in history are the periodical road description books published by the Norwegian Automobile Federation NAFF).

The CHARGE study infrastructure includes detailed developmental assessments, medical information, questionnaire data, and biologic specimens.

If Trump had opened his presidency by detailing a major infrastructure plan, Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y). and his colleagues would have had no choice but to cooperate, as Schumer himself signaled at the time.