Sentence examples for infrastructure director from inspiring English sources

Infrastructure director Ntuli says Johannesburg wants "to become Africa's first cycle-friendly megacity".

He said he instructed the infrastructure director to undertake a comprehensive review of what happened at King's Cross and Paddington – whose train services were disrupted by a signal failure.

David Leam, infrastructure director at lobby group London First, said the government needed "to show backbone", adding: "We need a clear timetable for airport expansion as soon as possible, because the decision to greenlight a new runway won't get any easier".

Allan McQuade, business infrastructure director for Scottish Enterprise, said: "The expansion of Dundee's hotel sector will enable the city to accommodate the forecast growth in business and leisure visitor numbers to the city.

Allan McQuade, business infrastructure director for Scottish Enterprise, said: "The Dundee Waterfront Project has a pivotal role to play in helping the City of Dundee stimulate economic growth both for Tayside and the wider Scottish economy.

"This is a critical piece of the public health infrastructure," Mary A. Malarkey, director of the Office of Compliance and Biologics Quality at the drug agency, said in an interview.

"The problem that you have is, you come off a campaign — where there is an infrastructure and a director in every state — and then you have nothing," said Sara Taylor, a White House political director for Mr. Bush.

The report's author is Dr Francis Paonessa, who as Network Rail's Managing Director Infrastructure Projects was responsible for the planning and delivery of the work.

"It's a substantial work in progress, but the biggest problem is the lack of infrastructure," said Michael Robinet, director of global production forecasts for IHS Automotive in Northville, Michigan.

"Chicago is probably America's most architecturally aware city, so it is no surprise that the skyline is taking the lead in fighting climate change and giving us more resilient infrastructure," said NRDC Midwest Director Henry Henderson.

Will the secretary of state acknowledge that he can prevent the sale of any element of critical infrastructure?" John Sauven, executive director of Greenpeace UK, said the government's review seemed "to have been a lot of hot air".