Sentence examples for infrastructure and utilities from inspiring English sources

In particular, her research examines the politics of regulating urban infrastructure and utilities investment in Latin America and South Asia.

Investment in infrastructure and utilities is attractive to buyers since it provides predictable and stable cash-flows from the former state owned assets.

They have poor access to markets, lack adequate finance and are also found wanting in other areas including technology, a skilled labour force, and critical infrastructure and utilities.

Of the companies polled, all professional services firms reported carbon data, as did the vast majority – more than 86 per cent – of companies polled in the energy, infrastructure and utilities sectors, and the tourism, hospitality and leisure industries.

By 2015 it plans to raise €50 billion (the equivalent of around 20% of GDP) from selling government-owned land and stakes in firms, especially in infrastructure and utilities.

But, as recession struck, the canal basins didn't materialise, and nor did the roads, so the plot was shifted back and turned 90 degrees to take advantage of the existing infrastructure, and utilities of the former estate.

Mr. Brown proposed Monday to extend this so-called public interest test to the infrastructure and utility sectors.

The many interacting and conflicting requirements of a wide range of stakeholders are the main sources of complexity in the infrastructure and utility systems.

This book addresses one of the most vexing of these: how can government fairly and effectively regulate "natural monopolies"—those infrastructure and utility services whose technologies make competition impractical?

The county has begun demolition and grading work and will start the infrastructure and utility pieces in the coming months.

Capstone Infrastructure Corporation (TSX CSE, OTC:MCQPF. Disclosure: I own this stock) is an international operator and developer of green infrastructure assets and utilities which is currently selling at a significant discount to most comparable firms.