Sentence examples for infrastructure out from inspiring English sources

"Between 2015 and 2018 [Orange has] committed 15 billion euros to get this infrastructure out," she said.

Putting our electrical infrastructure out of harm's way should be part of our national energy policy.

The Mets got some "infrastructure" out of the Big Apple for their new playpen in Queens.

Given the difficulties hampering the construction of roads and railways on dry land, planners are advocating new infrastructure out in the bay.

Recent money pledged by Obama for the camps, exceeding $200m, will have an interesting application now the UN is pulling its activities (and infrastructure) out of the country.

Requiring state governments to live within their means – and in particular to fund infrastructure out of recurrent surpluses – may not be the best policy in an ideal world.

Secondly, the cost of savanna burning is location specific and depends on the costs associated with collaboration with partner organisations and provision of equipment and infrastructure (out-stations, access roads etc).

The world's mature economies have been piling up massive deficits — not just financial, but deficits of competitiveness: aging populations, rusting infrastructures, out-of-date education systems and antiquated regulations.

Top-down, Westminster-led infrastructure is out; regional-based people power is in.

"It's helping us learn what the issues are and what needs to happen as infrastructure rolls out," he said.

If we can get the internet infrastructure scaled out to the very last village, then remote healthcare becomes a reality.