Sentence examples for infrastructure in the north from inspiring English sources

He said since 2009 the government had spent millions of pounds on building infrastructure in the north of Sri Lanka, including roads, schools and hospitals.

"The United States should be getting prepared by building infrastructure in the north," Robert Papp, a former coast guard admiral and the State Department's special envoy to the Arctic, said.

As rockets continued to rain down on Israeli cities, a military spokesman said the mission's expansion was "not time bound" and was aimed to ensure Hamas operatives were "pursued, paralysed and threatened" as it targeted "terrorist infrastructure" in the north, south and east of Gaza "in parallel".

The aim is to release the funding for infrastructure in the north east of Scotland over the next 20 years.

"While some coastal buildings and harbour infrastructure in the north east has been damaged, early indications are that we have weathered a hugely challenging storm well.

There is little infrastructure in the north and when a State is born there is a need to work in every sector.

Remarkably, in view of the bloc's desire to lessen Russia's energy influence, the 2007 Strategy considers the development of infrastructure in the North-South direction and pipeline diversification as European security issues (Council of the EU, 2007).

How much of public infrastructure spending in the north is on rail?

Spending on Crossrail, Thameslink and Underground improvements along (£32bn) will outstrip total planned infrastructure investment in the north of England.

At present, the Institute for Public Policy Research says the government plans to spend just £280 per person on infrastructure projects in the north in the next five years.

The European Commission admits, for example, that it is hard to plan infrastructure projects in the north when an estimated 78% of private land there belongs to Greek-Cypriot families.