Sentence examples for economic facilities from inspiring English sources

Economic facilities include herring fisheries, dairies, and metallurgical and chemical (phosphates) works.

Furthermore, he says, "economic facilities" like the World Trade Center are legitimate targets according to the Koran and the Hadith, the sayings of the Prophet Muhammed.

Usually anchored on a cluster of shopping malls and office parks, these "hypersuburbs," whose residents and employees circulate freely within the outer metropolitan ring, offer virtually all of the social and economic facilities needed for the modern life-style.

Being a small island country, Singapore has a dense population and economic facilities along its coastal line, which is vulnerable to storm surges.

Singapore has high density economic facilities within a few kilometers from its coastal lines, including ports, manufacturing, warehouses and prime residences, which are highly vulnerable economically and socially to the coastal hazards.

Iran's official news agency said Iranian jet fighters bombed military and economic facilities in the Iraqi city of Maydan, on the central front, in retaliation for the Iraqi raid on Tehran.

Quadratic assignment problem (QAP) is a well-known problem which delineates assigning number of economic facility to the same number of location.

In this study, we establish a two-layer indicator system to assess the urban ecosystem health and choose 33 indicators grouped into social, economic, transportation, facility, land, and management subsystems, with the aim of correlating human activities with the structure, vigor, resilience, and health of the urban ecosystem.

There are sections to assess the degree of satisfaction of the fishermen regarding economic, environmental, planning, facilities, and managerial issues.

The Structural Engineering and Geomechanics (SEG) program educates designers who want to progress beyond traditional life safety code-based design, to develop and disseminate "performance-based" structural and geotechnical engineering methods and tools that maximize the life-cycle economic value of facilities.

Difference in healthcare seeking behavior across socioeconomic groups can be explained by variation in the degree of health awareness, physical access to healthcare facilities, economic hardship and so forth [29].