Sentence examples for infrastructure set up from inspiring English sources
You cannot tell countries to pull government support for agriculture when there is little infrastructure set up to allow for the functioning of a free market.
Moscow-based writer Leonid Bershidsky describes the Undernet – the vast majority of Internet activity going on in the shadows, attracting extremists and eluding Google: The infrastructure set up by the National Security Agency, however, may only be good for gathering information on the stupidest, lowest-ranking of terrorists.
"This area of London produces more job opportunities than anywhere else in the country, primarily in the digital economy," said King. "It is absolutely vital that we have an infrastructure set up that enables us to compete with the rest of the world".
The sensor node to server communication is handled through a wireless connection therefore no communication infrastructure set up is required.
The company likes to partner with restaurants which have already been shipping foods, though not necessarily at scale, because they already have some infrastructure set up around packaging and shipping.
"We don't have the infrastructure set up to really help anyone in most places.
To support HFT practices, the exchanges in the Asia Pacific region have to upgrade their trading infrastructures, set up new trading and pricing rules, and enhance their capability to handle large volumes of trades very fast.
To support HFT practices, trading venues such as the stock exchanges have to overhaul their existing infrastructures, set up new trading and pricing rules, and adapt to changing market microstructures, which will enable them to compete for market share more aggressively.
If they want to stay longer or get bigger, they either have to nab someone else's base (i.e. port infrastructure) or set up an on-shore pop-up base of their own.
"There's a different approach and infrastructure being set up," she said.
Even in the US, waste infrastructure is set up for a material mix that's less relevant today.
