Sentence examples for expansion and infrastructure from inspiring English sources
Although the transport infrastructure needs further development, hotel expansion and infrastructure improvements did take place before Mali hosted the 2002 African Cup of Nations football (soccer) tournament.
The crisis could wind up positive for Deutsche Telekom, if it manages to wring cash from the government to help pay for broadband expansion and infrastructure investment.
And it's currently reinventing the museum itself, building a needed expansion and infrastructure improvements.
What I suppose I enjoy most about all this is that after 21 years of expansion and infrastructure and drones and damaging warehouse conditions and delivery services and development – after all that, Amazon are only now delivering at just below the speed of your average London drug dealer.
That's in line with Don Garber's belief that these next two World Cup cycles are about improving the quality on the field after a wave of expansions and infrastructure projects took the focus over the past eight years.
Authorities say disruption caused by expansion work and infrastructure projects in Mecca have combined with conflicts in the region to restrict the numbers.
However, recently released economic data has suggested that the government is indeed turning to monetary expansion and heavy infrastructure investments in an effort to stabilize growth.
His presence conferred legitimacy on the next phase of the MLS development plan to follow up its burst of expansion and stadium infrastructure with a credible competitive product on the field.
Since its foundation, in 1952, the BNDES has played a fundamental role in stimulating the expansion of industry and infrastructure in the country.
There is huge polarisation in this country". Erdogan has overseen rapid economic expansion, job creation and infrastructure strengthening, which has won him wide praise.
He has campaigned doggedly to reduce the party's addiction to state-backed investment projects, politically driven expansion of industry and infrastructure and conversion of state-owned land for speculative real estate development.
