Sentence examples for early infrastructure from inspiring English sources
The city has made it clear that it wants to see the remaining $14 million of its first $24 million installment spent on early infrastructure, rather than planning.
"London and the Southeast are increasingly crowded and expensive; north Kent has the space and early infrastructure to develop further," she said.
Michael Robinson, an American network engineer who in 1996 worked on some of the early infrastructure of commercial internet access in China, says that "most of the development of the technical capabilities of the Great Firewall over the past 15 years has been toward an ability to minimise the impact of the government's content-control policies through more precise mechanisms".
Much early infrastructure and road construction was done by men of various Slavic origins although Ukrainians constituted a majority of those held in Banff.
The country missed out on an earlier infrastructure bonanza involving a plan to pipe gas from Myanmar to India.
That directly aligns with his earlier infrastructure plan's promise to "dramatically reduce permitting time for these infrastructure projects from 10 years to 2 years and to get a 'yes' or 'no' quickly by slashing regulations".
And the emergence of botnets has alarmed not just computer security experts, but also specialists who created the early Internet infrastructure.
Early Chinese infrastructure investors focused on utilities, such as water companies and airports, companies with predictable revenue streams and reliable returns.
In addition, the authors recommend that countries devote greater attention and resources to developing their early childhood infrastructure, including their early childhood financing, governance, and accountability systems.
As a senior staffer at telecom company MFS Communications, he developed early web infrastructure, and helped to buy formative ISP UUnet.
So the target is the developing world - countries with a high risk of earthquake, but without an early warning infrastructure in place - where mobile ownership is common.
