Sentence examples for high quality infrastructure from inspiring English sources
We accept this is ambitious but we believe that by working alongside our partners in local authorities and other agencies we can continue to deliver high quality infrastructure and behaviour change programmes.
"We want to make this area an excellent location for business, prioritise and deliver a high quality infrastructure and raise skill levels".
"The Netherlands manages to achieve high levels of cycling with low risks, not by focusing on helmets and hi-vis, but by providing high quality infrastructure that physically protects cyclists from busy, fast moving traffic".
High quality infrastructure is not inexpensive but must be seen as an investment in the future.
Everything we know about economic growth says that a well-educated population and high-quality infrastructure are crucial.
But the city feels safe, boasts some world-class attractions, and has high-quality infrastructure, much of it from the 2004 Olympics.
With its hundreds of foreign companies and, by India's standards, high-quality infrastructure to support them, "everything has come" to Hyderabad, he says.
Instead, Britain urgently needs sufficient public and private investment to deliver high-quality infrastructure, millions of new houses, high skills and the cutting-edge technology to sustain a competitive, productive economy.
Instead what is urgently needed is sufficient public and private investment to establish the high-quality infrastructure, the millions of new houses, the high skills and cutting-edge technology to sustain a competitive productive economy.
The policy reinforces the idea that the government is responsible for providing high-quality infrastructure – pavements, cycle lanes and the like – to serve the country's non-motorised transport (NMT) users.
Alison Johnstone, Scottish Green MSP and co-convenor of the cross party group on cycling, said: I'm disappointed that the new transport minister hasn't managed to keep cycling and walking funding going up and that Scots continue to miss out on the high-quality infrastructure that other countries enjoy.
