Sentence examples for in such infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Public investment in such infrastructure would almost certainly generate new construction of offices, apartments and hotels.

Local authority bonds could be the vehicle, and like the trillion-dollar US municipal bond market, profits on investment in such infrastructure should be tax free.

That, though, creates a chicken-and-egg problem: car-park operators will not invest in such infrastructure until there is a sufficient number of suitably equipped cars on the road.

In the UK, telecoms provider BT has just confirmed it is removing Huawei equipment from key areas of its 4G network, amid concern from MI6 about Chinese firms' presence in such infrastructure.

But the government has yet to announce anything.Without the opening up of airspace, general aviation in China faces a chicken-and-egg problem: the lack of infrastructure on the ground limits the prospects for growth, but without more flights there is little reason to invest in such infrastructure, or in training schemes for pilots and technicians.

This is why the Golden State banned utilities from investing in such infrastructure.

The main challenge is to design and develop novel technologies, architectures and methods that allow us to reduce energy consumption in such infrastructures, which is also the main reason for reducing the total cost of running a network.

To provide uninterrupted cloud services, cloud managers must evaluate and improve dependability aspects of cloud infrastructures, such as availability and transaction loss; this is because users require a reasonable level of confidence in such infrastructures to efficiently plan and operate their business [19].

In such infrastructures, logistics costs would arise largely from the transport of high-energy density ethanol of intermediate purity.

As in the recent, well-documented examples of the next generation telecommunication network in South Korea and high-speed rail in China, such infrastructure facilitates the production and distribution of goods and services.

In fact, such infrastructure is often more effective, less expensive and more sustainable than building concrete and steel dams, levees and seawalls.