Sentence examples similar to entry to infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Lawmakers have argued that both companies are closely tied to the Chinese government, and that allowing them entry to into critical national infrastructure could leave the country vulnerable to online attacks on vital assets like power grids and dams.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection said that on Tuesday it would be closing three lanes at the San Ysidro Port of Entry and one at the Otay Mesa Port of Entry to install "port hardening infrastructure equipment". The move was in "preparation for the migrant caravan and the potential safety and security risk that it could cause," a statement said.

Channel vacancy assessment requires a global infrastructure where the location information is an entry to a database.

Mariner's Mile, Balboa Village, the western entry to Corona del Mar, Santa Ana Heights and parts of West Newport will all compete for infrastructure, beautification or economic development services.

The aim was to create a program comprised of the educational tools and infrastructure to support internationally educated physiotherapists (IEPs) in their preparation for entry to practice in Canada and, to improve their pass rate on the national competency examination.

One was that some investors strayed into areas that Colin Smith of PricewaterhouseCoopers, a consultancy, calls "infra-lite"—assets that are more volatile and less protected by barriers to entry than essential infrastructure.

Assistant infrastructure minister Michael McCormack, Victorian MP Andrew Broad and senator Matt Canavan told Guardian Australia they support the right of farmers to refuse entry to mining companies.

Entry to the Yard is restricted.

"They closed the entry to Taiz.

There's a low entry to failure".

Entry to banking industry 33.