Sentence examples for infrastructure farming from inspiring English sources

In a detailed climate change risk assessment for the UK released in July, the CCC said Scotland was already experiencing the first signs of climatic change, and faced huge risks if manmade warming continued, particularly to infrastructure, farming and housing.

The Niño of 1982-83 cost Ecuador $165m in damage to its housing, infrastructure, farms, fisheries and industry, according to the civil-defence organisation.

The military, in a kind of charm offensive toward voters, has announced a raft of new infrastructure and farming projects, and has proposed laws that allow for more economic and political freedoms, including one that would lift a ban on labor unions.

"Investment in science is as important for the long-term prosperity and security of the UK as investment in infrastructure projects, farming or manufacturing; and the free movement of scientists is as important for science as free trade is for market economics".

After so many centuries of practice, modern Italians have buffalo dairying down to a science: animal genetics, human expertise, farming infrastructure — it's all in place and perfectly integrated.

The living quarters consisted of pillar supported houses, while the farming infrastructure area included eighty grain storage caves.

Through Mardana's efforts, the Indonesian government and Indonesian energy giant Pertamina have recently supplied the village with farming infrastructure, new buildings, and programs to provide training in new skills, like weaving, to the kolok.

Mr. Xi said China would abide by a promise made in 2012 to provide $20 billion in loans over three years for African infrastructure development, farming and businesses.

The budget sets what the bloc of nations can spend on programs ranging from infrastructure and farming to development aid and employment measures.

The government had to borrow helicopters from as far away as Brazil for a weeklong airlift of 3,900 tourists stranded in Aguas Calientes, the small riverside town at the foot of the ruins.In this section "Venecuba", a single nation Joining in the carnival spirit Thriller for Chinchilla Ruined ReprintsOfficials reckon the damage to infrastructure and farming totalled $240m.

A recent study by Deloitte predicted that Chinese investments in Brazil could hit an average of about $40bn a year between now and 2014, with companies throwing money at sectors ranging from telecommunications, infrastructure and farming, to oil, biofuels, natural gas, mining and steel manufacturing.