Sentence examples for infrastructure tackling from inspiring English sources

The prime minister, Meles Zenawi, has made some progress in building infrastructure, tackling poverty and attracting foreign investment.

The program promotes the development of a rigorous social work profession and infrastructure, tackling the most challenging social issues in China.

At the end of the day, the average cost of running some notional cloud on some notional infrastructure, tackling some notional problem for some notional period of time, is a long way from the reality of running your cloud on your infrastructure, with your staff going about your business.

That means ensuring that the shift to sustainable infrastructure tackles inequality between communities.

American firms are now helping China build a "smart" infrastructure, tackle pollution with clean technologies, find new applications for nanotechologies, and build commercial jets and jet engines.

American firms are now helping China build a "smart" infrastructure, tackle pollution with clean technologies, develop a new generation of photovoltaics and wind turbines, find new applications for nanotechologies, and build commercial jets and jet engines.

Other American are helping China build a "smart" infrastructure, tackle pollution with clean technologies, develop a new generation of photovoltaics that convert solar radiation into electricity and wind turbines, find new applications for "nanotechologies," and build commercial jets and jet engines.

In this work we address the underlying HPC needs for characterization in the material science community, elaborate how BEAM's design and infrastructure tackle those needs, and present a small sub-set of user cases where scientists utilized BEAM across a broad range of analytical techniques and analysis modes.

"This will deliver benefits for everyone, not just cyclists, and to do it we need to transform infrastructure, tackle dangerous junctions and encourage people to use bikes to get around".

Meanwhile, rapid improvements in batteries and charging infrastructure are tackling drivers' anxieties about vehicle range.

Other possible areas of compromise include infrastructure improvement, tackling college and childcare costs and protecting social security.