Sentence examples for infrastructure and made from inspiring English sources

The Umayyads adopted and absorbed the city's Roman and Byzantine infrastructure and made contributions of their own.

'Though it shows that we have taken down a lot of the training infrastructure and made it hard for [al-Qaeda] to operate, it is very worrying in that it implies that there are a lot of recruits around who we have yet to pick up,' one British senior police counter-terrorist officer said.

The report also highlighted deficiencies in our nation's public health infrastructure and made recommendations on the need to strengthen surveillance systems, address new areas of research, provide multidisciplinary training for the next generation of scientists and public health workers, and establish new and enhance existing disease prevention and control programs.

And dramatically low interest rates mean we can borrow to build new infrastructure — and make money.

"The focus of public investment should be on infrastructure and making downtown more attractive for private investment," Ms. Wylde said.

Mr. Ratterman said regulators could make small changes to rules that would simplify the market infrastructure and make it less prone to mishaps.

"A million dollars in revenue will fix pot holes, help schools and infrastructure and make the city safer," Professor Colombo said.

Additionally, some organizations have already identified the need to purchase new infrastructure and make changes to front and middle office and client onboarding systems and processes.

This regional reform movement has sought to rationalize land use and environmental planning, coordinate infrastructure, and make government more fiscally efficient and responsive to growth.

Modi pioneered what became known as the "Gujarat model," modernizing the state's infrastructure and making it a favorite destination for investment.

Integration of smallholders into higher-value market chains calls for a proactive role by national governments in terms of food safety standards, building infrastructure, and making the policy and legal environment conducive.