Sentence examples for infrastructure school from inspiring English sources

"He's done well with our infrastructure, school buildings, hospitals, roads and many other things".

Their point is that entitlements are crowding out spending on the most important things for our future, things like "innovation, children's health, education, pure research, teen pregnancy prevention, space exploration, medical research, infrastructure, school lunches, and the arts and humanities".

In addition to physical damages to infrastructure, school teachers must be prepared for the psychosocial effects of the war on children, young people and their parents.

These surveys collected detailed information about (a) nutritional characteristics of school meals (meat, soybean, fruit, and vegetable composition); (b) use of anaemia related nutritional supplements (such as iron or multivitamin or mineral supplements); and (c) school characteristics (class size, infrastructure, school budgets, and school expenditure records).

"We don't have the infrastructure – schools, hospitals, social services – to deal with them all.

For half a century, the program allowed the islands to replenish their depleted treasuries and pay for infrastructure, schools and social services.

India has steadily poured aid and investment into Afghanistan since the toppling of the Taliban in 2001, spending more than $1 billion so far on infrastructure, schools and hospitals.

And we'd better commit to massive investment in the infrastructure, schools, the legal system, to keep Isis or something like it from coming back.

Infrastructure, schools, against grammars, more Sure Start, all of these Labour values and Labour principles – that's absolutely where I come from".

The measures comprise 42 billion Australian dollars, or $26.5 billion, in spending on infrastructure, schools and housing, as well as payments for low-income earners.

We need to cut Medicare and Social Security entitlements at the same time as we make new investments in infrastructure, schools and government-financed research programs that will spawn the next Google and Intel.