Sentence examples for governmental infrastructures from inspiring English sources

Secondly, the administrative and governmental infrastructures have been re-established, even though they are contaminated with corruption.

"In that sense, identity would become fluid and open, which is probably the worst nightmare of all of the capitalistic and governmental infrastructures, since [at that point] any accountability based on identity would be impossible".

The impact of the 10-year armed struggle for independence from the Portuguese (1964-1974) and the 15-year externally financed insurgency (1977-1992) resulted in the devastation of industrial and governmental infrastructures, including health clinics and schools [ 2].

Our governmental infrastructure is different.

Not long ago, I reported on digital-information systems in Estonia, which has the world's most advanced governmental infrastructure for personal information.

Lack of adequate governmental infrastructure in the region leaves countries vulnerable to traffickers who pay their "employees" in product, which is then distributed in impoverished areas, creating new customers.

Land-use arrangements implemented by servitudes range from simple driveway easements and covenants prohibiting nonresidential use of subdivision lots to complex declarations that provide for the physical and governmental infrastructure for condominiums, planned developments, or private towns.

Technological and governmental infrastructure for autonomous vehicles is well on its way to maturity.

The pilot use of the system led to efficient decision making since it managed to mine information that was previously 'buried' in the local governmental infrastructure nodes.

Governmental infrastructure agencies in all three States covered by this study stated that they were not concerned about internal SPV governance issues and so did not typically review SPV shareholder agreements.

Many Coast Salish tribes established their own Departments of Natural Resources after feeling their needs were not met by existing governmental infrastructure.