The sense that government exists in part to provide infrastructure and services that should be immune from the influence of private interests.
Nonetheless, reporting remained challenging due, in part, to limited infrastructure.
And his tours are meant in part to expose the unsavory infrastructure that has been shunted there.
And though the chefs face notable challenges — thanks, in part, to geography and limited infrastructure — the ventures offer a way for them to infuse their brands with a tropical appeal.
In the history of China's petroleum industry, the importance of oil was usually higher than that of gas because gas consumption in China was much lower and increased slowly due in part to the lack of infrastructure.
Even Qatar, which remains acquisitive, is pouring funds into new infrastructure, in part to prepare for hosting the World Cup soccer tournament in 2022.
Despite the newfound popularity, rents remain dirt-cheap, even by Berlin's fraction-of-Manhattan standards, thanks in part to a reputation for poor infrastructure and lack of charm.
The government also wants to bolster the national research infrastructure in part to foster closer university-industry ties.
Mr. Obama, speaking Friday at a rally in Virginia, was making a point that entrepreneurs owe their success in part to government investments in education and infrastructure.
BYOD is becoming commonplace due, in part, to the rush to cloud-based infrastructure that we have seen in the last three to five years.
Thanks in part to sweetheart deals to build the infrastructure for the Sochi Games, Rotenberg's fortune is now estimated to be more than three billion dollars.
