Sentence examples for infrastructure experts from inspiring English sources

Infrastructure experts say the M6 case will not help.

But to many infrastructure experts, the plan abandoned a core concept in transportation investment: the user pays.

Is it any wonder that investment banks and private equity firms are hiring infrastructure experts at a rapid clip?

Once a month, about 10 city planners, infrastructure experts and academics meet after work for a bull session called "Infradrinks," and happy hour meets urban planning theory.

But urban planners and infrastructure experts say the deterioration of the area's roads is also the result of shortsighted policy decisions by state government officials who have often been more eager to build new highways than repair existing streets or alleviate traffic by improving mass transit, and who have repeatedly tapped transportation funds for other projects.

Already equipped with the infrastructure — experts and representatives based in all the major art capitals who make it their business to know the rich and about-to-be-rich, and comprehensive databases of information about collectors, what they own and what they want to own — officials at Sotheby's and Christie's say they see the area of private sales as a natural extension of their core business.

However, one infrastructure expert and former Treasury official said the immediate £5bn spending boost would not have a "huge" impact.

Nearly half the promised investment will be spent on rail, including some 25 billion reais on existing projects, says Paulo Resende, an infrastructure expert at Fundação Dom Cabral, a business school.

Repurposing, reusing and even relocating buildings are among the various strategies for securing a sporting venue's long-term legacy, says Glenn Scott, a Sydney-based infrastructure expert at design practice Hassell.

Joining him in the upper chamber are the engineer and academic Julia King, who is currently vice-chancellor of Aston University, the world-renowned civil engineer and infrastructure expert Robert Mair, and Mary Watkins, emeritus professor of healthcare leadership at Plymouth University.

Marilene Ramos, a water infrastructure expert with the Fundacao Getulio Vargas think tank, said that six months was too long to wait for government conservation measures, such as increasing rates for those who use too much water and lowering the amount industries can use.