Sentence examples for infrastructure addressing from inspiring English sources

The objectives of this liberalisation process range from financial and market share related to a more efficient use of existing and future infrastructure addressing also key sustainability aspects.

Design and implementation of an infrastructure addressing data flow in joint teams of humans and robots for data sharing, teleoperations and remote coordination are presented.

The Speaker went on to list examples of what would make up the meat of the stimulus: investments in green technology and infrastructure, "addressing the needs of the unemployed in this economy," and money geared towards education and health.

And yet if Obama wants to accomplish his goals -- creating jobs by rebuilding the country's infrastructure, addressing climate change, restoring fairness to the tax code -- he will have to find the votes in Congress.

The system provides easier, immediate access to self-care assistance for underserved populations by leveraging existing infrastructure, addressing multiple issues with the patient at home, and educating the patient on diabetes care.

He would also like to see the organization help restore the country's shattered medical infrastructure, address enormous pollution problems -- some left over from the nuclear and biological weapons programs of the 1980's -- and establish an ethical framework for scientific research.

"Making peace is a fundamental requirement to rebuild Yemen, rehabilitate the basic infrastructure, address the consequences of the war, provide the necessary environment to normalize life in all governorates, and resume economic activity," said the U.N.'s special envoy to Yemen and mediator of the talks, Ismail Ould Cheikh Ahmed.

In order to effectively identify AI and other infectious diseases through IDSR, reporting system requirements need to be clearly communicated to the participating physicians and perceived obstacles, such as lack of infrastructure, addressed.

We describe the design and methodology of this new safety assessment infrastructure, address challenges encountered, and its potential future use for routine vaccine pharmacovigilance in Taiwan.

Similarly, there is a lengthy discussion of the different types of water resources (though strangely not a word about how water rights work in Sonora), but the section on infrastructure addresses only roads.

The TED and associated infrastructure addresses the management issue by (i) reducing the complexity of the device and associated operating system and application software, (ii) having the device issued by a controlling enterprise/authority and (iii) being sufficiently cheap and portable for a new one to be easily re-issued if required.