Sentence examples for flagging infrastructure from inspiring English sources

"Given Modi's focus on boosting flagging infrastructure and manufacturing investment, India will increasingly focus its economic diplomacy eastward," said Sasha Riser-Kositsky of the Eurasia group in a research note on Wednesday.

Both effective legal and political infrastructures foster firms' preference for non-bank debt while macro-instability discourages preference for non-bank debt; thus, flagging institutional infrastructures as vital for effective non-bank debt markets.

They include mediocre schools, stratospheric pension liabilities, budget deficits, crumbling infrastructure and flagging economic development.

The OECD has called for its rich-country members to ease up on austerity and collectively agree to spend more on infrastructure projects to boost flagging growth.

The economy faces flagging export markets, but stimulus policies and infrastructure projects will support domestic demand and the pace of growth will pick up slightly.

There is no question that the infrastructure bill would be good for the flagging economy — and good for the country's future development.

Facebook created a dedicated onion address for Tor access back in October 2014, aimed at making it easier for users to connect via Tor, given that the way the network routes traffic can be flagged by site security infrastructure.

Chinese policy makers have sought to inject more momentum into the flagging economy for about a year by encouraging more bank lending, cutting interest rates and accelerating infrastructure approvals.

The coalition's record on infrastructure came under attack from Labour leader Ed Miliband, who said the economy had been flagging for two-and-a-half years and coalition policy had "spectacularly failed".

As NSW treasurer, Baird supported privatising the electricity infrastructure and has flagged, since becoming premier, that he would be seeking a mandate on the issue at the next election.

As with the blue and gold flag adorning regional infrastructure projects Brussels has helped to fund, the UK's public's response is rarely generous and reflects the relentless pounding the EU takes from most of the British press.