Sentence examples for infrastructure climate from inspiring English sources

Three years ago the Met decided to modernize the galleries' technical infrastructure (climate control, fire suppression and security systems), do conservation work on the rooms' contents and update the lighting and arrangement of objects.

Examples of such parameters pertain to governmental systems, infrastructure, climate, culture, employment rate, income, education, etc.

Data center locations are selected on the basis of practical criteria, including the availability of infrastructure, climate, and proximity to the end customers.

Progressives like myself believe strongly in the potential role of public investments to address society's needs - whether for job skills, infrastructure, climate change, or other needs.

Holly Cheever, a veterinarian and vice president of the New York State Humane Society wrote in the New York Times: "I've examined New York City carriage horses, and reviewed the work of others, and I have found that the city's population, infrastructure, climate and vehicular traffic volume create inhumane conditions for these animals".

The bottom line, according to McLellan, is that, between CSOs and failing infrastructure, climate change will not be good for water quality.

Obama also mentioned that cities need to prepare infrastructure for climate change and the more extreme weather events it is expected to bring.

These are ambitions on a Biblical scale, and not in a good way.Their supporters justify the proliferation by saying the SDGs are more ambitious than their predecessors: they extend to things such as urbanisation, infrastructure and climate change.

Health care is only one of the large and difficult problems America needs to deal with, ranging from infrastructure to climate change, all of which demand that we engage in a lot of hard thinking.

Meanwhile, our infrastructure erodes, climate change proceeds unchecked, our schools, daycare centres, senior facilities, clinics, parks and emergency services are all starved while corporations and elites get billions in tax breaks!

It will cost Africa approximately $350bn a year to adapt its farming and infrastructure to climate change if governments fail to hold temperatures to less than 2C and allow them to rise to about 4C, according to the report.