Sentence examples for friendly infrastructure from inspiring English sources

We can safely curtail mass collection, shore up needlessly "wiretap friendly" infrastructure and generally protect ourselves against mass surveillance, all without shutting down legitimate intelligence gathering.

The Bloomberg administration is also encouraging investment in environmentally friendly infrastructure, like roofs with plantings and porous pavement for parking lots, to capture and retain storm water before it reaches the sewer system and overloads it, Mr. Strickland said.

Policies aimed at raising our presently poor level of investment in research and development, at creating a modernised and environmentally friendly infrastructure, and at the progressive upgrading of the quality of all social and other public services.

New York, for instance, has instituted zoning laws requiring new parking lots to include landscaped areas to absorb rainwater, established a taxcredit for roofs with absorbent vegetation and begun to use millions of dollars for environmentally friendly infrastructure projects.

It is one way of explaining why – to the immense frustration of those making the case for low-carbon infrastructure – the green investment bank, set up in 2012 to fund environmentally friendly infrastructure, was forbidden from borrowing to lend, notably limiting its impact.

A new facility design provides a rare opportunity to more cheaply install an extensive centralization friendly infrastructure, such as specialized plumbing and electrical equipment.

All of this points to a bleak paradox: that during the decades it took Texas to build an indie-filmmaker-friendly infrastructure, the game changed entirely.

This is a city with plenty of bike-friendly infrastructure, but on top of that are other developments: an outdoor bike track at the new university campus – a 1km all-weather facility with pay-and-play sessions open to the public, where determined road-bikers can keep turning their legs even in darkest, deepest winter.

In addition, throughout a supply chain RFID-friendly infrastructure development is a time consuming process.

But the "latent demand" for cycling is going unmet, it says, due largely to a shortage of segregated cycle lanes and a lack of other cycle-friendly infrastructure.

Potential accidents, the lack of a cycle-friendly infrastructure, and worries about rain and cold keep many from hopping on a two-wheeled horse.