Sentence examples for infrastructure strategy from inspiring English sources

Making Mecca car-free should be at the forefront of public transport infrastructure strategy.

If you go through those stages you come to a conclusion that HS2 has a place in a national infrastructure strategy but it is by no means the only thing in that national infrastructure strategy.

An "Infrastructure Strategy Board" could be set up to mimic these bodies.Another big policy idea targets investment and research.

But public transport privatisation is the unexamined trajectory of Baird's overall multi-billion dollar infrastructure strategy – taking our essential transport services out of public hands and into the control of private companies.

The budget reveals how the government will fund an extension of the national collaborative research infrastructure strategy (NCRIS), which emerged as a controversial bargaining chip in unsuccessful Senate negotiations.

Sheila Maguire Vice President Labor Market Initiatives Public Private Ventures New York, Nov. 25, 2008 • To the Editor: A comprehensive infrastructure strategy to stimulate the economy in these unprecedented times will require more than just the infrastructure bank Bob Herbert supports.

But as broadband infrastructure strategies and server warehouses expand, it becomes conceivable (and probable) that we will surf distinct networks the way we surf Web sites today.

A case study in Kunming, China is designed to compare the effect of green and grey infrastructure strategies on the enhancement of system resilience together with their costs.

F8 will open with a morning keynote, followed by four tracks that will cover getting started guides, technical best practices, infrastructure strategies, engineering deep dives, and advertising tips  for making your app or game highly successful.

Combined hydro-economic models of river basins are fundamental tools for assessing management and infrastructure strategies to improve the economic efficiency of water use in a context of competition over scarce water resources.

We discuss monetary and non-monetary values in the light of urban green infrastructure strategies and indicate potentials for urban planning and management to proactively alter the provision of cultural ecosystem services through specific configurations of land-uses and management intensity.