Sentence examples for infrastructure renewals from inspiring English sources
Instrument and Infrastructure renewals as well as a Key Reactor Components programme are proceeding in parallel with the user programme.
Continuing urbanisation and infrastructure renewal will complement clothes manufacturing as an engine of growth.
President Obama's proposal last week to create a $50 billion infrastructure renewal bank is thus a small but welcome first step.
"We are an older infrastructure; we know that we need infrastructure renewal," said Helena E. Williams, the president of the Long Island Rail Road, at a news conference.
PHILADELPHIA — Philadelphia, Phoenix and Atlanta will seek at least $50 billion in emergency financing on Friday from the federal Treasury to help with infrastructure renewal, pension costs and short-term borrowing, which have all been curtailed by the credit crisis.
It said first half operating profits were expected to be marginally higher than the same period last year, with infrastructure renewal spending slightly lower but picking up in the second half.
"If political interference is not tempered," the study warns, some of the benefits of Chinese investment — "such as job creation, consumer welfare and even contributions to U.S. infrastructure renewal — risk being diverted to our competitors".
This paper presents an overview of the research and development of applications of advanced composites to civil infrastructure renewal at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD).
The tools presented within InfraGuidER can improve the environmental impact of railways by supporting environmental decision making processes for railway infrastructure renewal and planning.
Infrastructure renewal at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology MITT) is the process of evaluating and investing in the maintenance of facility systems and basic structure to preserve existing campus buildings.
Infrastructure renewal and development are interpreted as integral to urban growth, especially to underpin the size and scale of large cities and their significant contributions within national economies.
