Sentence examples for infrastructure and safety from inspiring English sources
But infrastructure and safety have not kept pace, Mr. Kaul said.
Are cities that have stopped building and are instead dismantling infrastructure and safety nets beggaring their future?
For this, improving infrastructure and safety – both at the workplace and on the journey there – is critical, including for informal workers.
GIS measures of connectivity, proximity to destinations, and pedestrian infrastructure and safety were used to create a walkability index.
Director Darrell B. Mobley said the new bike coordinator will help develop measurable goals and targets for improving infrastructure and safety.
The Hoboken incident marks the fourth train crash in the past three years along the eastern seaboard, something critics say highlights the dire state of infrastructure and safety technology on trains in the US.
Rotational components of strong earthquake ground motion (rocking and torsion) have not been measured directly by instruments deployed in the free field and such components are rarely considered, if at all, in the seismic analysis and design of buildings, bridges, infrastructure and safety-related nuclear structures.
Infrastructure/Safety For 19 years the Reason Foundation, a libertarian think tank, has cranked out a lengthy study the latest is 109 pages assessing each state on road and bridge infrastructure and safety-related indicators.
Two years ago, the United Nations's general assembly called on member states to "implement road safety activities", particularly in the areas of road safety management, road infrastructure and vehicle safety.
While the media spotlight is on Rio's perpetually plagued infrastructural problems, lagging behind development deadlines, with infrastructure worries and safety concerns due to rushed construction, media should focus on the infrastructural security threats.
Today German transport and land use policies are geared toward multimodal transportation by providing infrastructure, services and safety for walking, cycling and transit, and by making car use more expensive and less convenient.
