Sentence examples for infrastructure moves from inspiring English sources
In the United States and Canada, Pepsi Bottling said it would streamline its selling and service organization and supply chain infrastructure, moves that would affect about 750 jobs.
As power over this infrastructure moves beyond even the city or national government, little opportunity remains for citizens to play a role in developing the rules that govern their own urban ecology.
Meanwhile, on the other end of the spectrum, traditional city infrastructure moves at a glacial pace.
In the case of the cloud, the lines of responsibility and ownership change when the IT infrastructure moves outside the four walls of the enterprise.
The move from a centralized to a decentralized data infrastructure moves us from trust in institutions and companies to trust in technology.
As more information technology infrastructure moves to the "cloud", companies need to see what's happening with applications throughout their systems, according to Boundary chief executive, Gary Read.
TNK-BP had invested hundreds of millions of dollars in pipelines, wells and infrastructure moved into the middle of the Siberian wilderness for the development company, called RUSIA Petroleum.
Bosworth is saying that in order to launch Fmail Facebook needed to completely rebuild their infrastructure, moving from Cassandra to hBase and extending their photo sharing application (Haystack) to support attachments.
And as we confront this crisis and work to provide health care to every American, rebuild our nation's infrastructure, move toward a clean energy economy, and pass the Employee Free Choice Act, I want you to know that you will always have a seat at the table".
The mayor's plan to close the Fresh Kills landfill will put the same private waste companies in control of the municipal waste infrastructure that moves our household garbage.
Once the world's telecom infrastructure finally moves away from low-performance, voiced-based networks, telecoms should replace television as the world's main information medium, Tadashi Onodera, KDDI's president, has predicted.
