Sentence examples for infrastructure guarantee from inspiring English sources

The government is underwriting much of the cost of the project through its infrastructure guarantee scheme.

A recently established Indonesia Infrastructure Guarantee Fund, backed by the World Bank, aims to provide political and payment risk insurance for infrastructure projects.

Chancellor George Osborne announced during his recent visit to China that the scheme will benefit from £2 billion from the Government's Infrastructure Guarantee Scheme.

EDF argues that the risk of the project is being borne by private investors, but the British state – the taxpayer – could be liable for £17bn of the £24bn through a government infrastructure guarantee scheme.

In the Industrial Strategy Commission report, we call for a universal basic infrastructure guarantee, and new institutions to oversee the management of the economy, including more rapid devolution, especially to England's cities and regions.

Vincent de Rivaz, the chief executive of EDF Energy, said Osborne's approval of an infrastructure guarantee was a "clear sign" of the government's commitment to Hinkley Point C. "It is further progress towards a final investment decision on a project which will provide reliable, affordable low-carbon electricity for decades," he added.

A binary key or public key infrastructure guarantees securely encrypted transfer of information.

No one thinks, of course, that we will get off fossil fuel overnight; there's a couple of hundred years worth of infrastructure guaranteeing it will take a while.

A concept note from his ministry, last revised in December, explains that they will "have smart (intelligent) physical, social, institutional and economic infrastructure", guaranteeing their residents employment opportunities and "a very high quality of life, comparable with any developed European city".

RADAR (Research Data Repository) [4,5] aims to provide a significant contribution to the above described scenario, and to establish itself as discipline-agnostic, sustainable, and cost-transparent infrastructure, guaranteeing long-term digital preservation and thereby enhancing the reuse of research data.

Improved infrastructure, guaranteed drugs and other medical commodities, training for professional staff and the recruitment of new lay personnel all ensured the clinics had material capabilities necessary to deliver HIV care and treatment according to Ministry of Health issued guidelines.