Sentence examples for infrastructure production from inspiring English sources

She loves her city's tight-knit, collaborative artistic community, but she, Ms. King and Ms. Lee agree that Chicago lacks the infrastructure — production facilities, fabric stores and suppliers — to support emerging designers.

Findings show the interdependency between infrastructure, production, distribution, and environmental resources.

It would work closely with industry to develop and implement key strategies in areas such as exploration, third party access to infrastructure, production efficiency and decommissioning.

Moving from liquid fossil fuel to renewable energies would mean replacing around a billion cars – with 250 million in the European Union [13, 39], as well as vehicle and infrastructure production, reorganization and related logistics.

Although they stress a horizontal hierarchy, they're divided into "GTs," or grupos de trabalhadores (working groups), that cover communication, technical support, infrastructure, production, security and cleaning, since Canecão was infested with rats before the occupiers arrived.

Why all the broadcast infrastructure and production, when you can invest in an online archive?

Instead, the architects are shoring up the infrastructure, installing production equipment and stabilizing balconies for seating, cables, exhibitions and circulation.

Instead of focusing on the policy implications of climate science, economic-based reports are turning the attention to the vulnerability of infrastructure, food production and other risks.

Under his administration, American officials said, the guard has moved increasingly into commercial operations, earning profits and extending its influence in Iran in areas involving big government contracts, including building airports and other infrastructure, oil production and providing cellphones.

Back in 1983 a preliminary evaluation by the UN concluded that the total damage in lost housing, infrastructure and production equalled 13.4% of GDP in Bolivia, 9.3% in Peru and 4.9% in Ecuador Centrall America and Brazil were badly hit, too).

The war not only deterred foreign investment, which was a crucial motor of economic growth and structural change in other central and eastern European countries, but also damaged infrastructure and production facilities.