Sentence examples for infrastructure opportunities from inspiring English sources
"Mubadala has deep experience, a diversified portfolio of businesses, access to regional infrastructure opportunities and an exciting vision for growth".
Mr. Summers points out that there are many profitable investment opportunities for the government to improve the nation's physical infrastructure, opportunities that would yield much more than a dollar in economic output for each dollar spent.
"We see our involvement in Airport City as an extension of the memorandum of understanding between China and the UK, where we have been looking to further explore joint infrastructure opportunities for some time," he said.
"I'm actively looking for mobile AR infrastructure opportunities, with a bias towards horizontal platforms over vertical products.
"We see our involvement in Airport City as an extension of the memorandum of understanding between China and the UK, where we have been looking to further explore joint infrastructure opportunities for some time".
This holds similarly true throughout industrial America where exporters have been gearing up since spring to resume serving infrastructure opportunities the world over to flesh out that commenced last cycle.
As Mayor Tory heads to Paris, his commitment to the climate agenda and key messaging in climate action providing new economic investment and job creation for Torontonians resonates with this timely infrastructure opportunity coming from Ottawa.
Geography plays a role, along the southern border we have more jobs, and more opportunity, infrastructure and other opportunities up north that are difficult.
It requires local cultural infrastructure and opportunities for elite practice, a welfare net and capital investment.
Their home-grown ideas will probably be easier for their peers to copy than anything cooked up in the West.The most salient quality of these companies is that they turn limitations (of resources, labour and infrastructure) into opportunities.
He said industry funds would keep working with state and federal governments to connect savings to infrastructure investment opportunities "where it is in members' financial interests to do so".
