Sentence examples for infrastructure task force from inspiring English sources

One hopes that the next president will create an infrastructure task force with substantial independence and technocratic expertise to help curate project proposals, as the United Kingdom's pre-Brexit government did.

Mayor Daley has applauded the report while stopping short of endorsing all its recommendations; meanwhile, the governor of Illinois has created an infrastructure task force to study the state's needs.

The arrangement is collegial in some offices, including at Transportation and Interior, where aides to Chao and Secretary Ryan Zinke insisted that the White House advisers work as part of the team, attending meetings, helping form an infrastructure task force and designing policy on public lands.

"Temporary shelters are designed to last two years, but we are still optimistic that people won't wait longer than two years," said Arie Setiadi Moerwanto, the infrastructure task force lead (Satgas PUPR).

With this enormous infrastructure in place, the task force can ensure that mobile web solutions delivered to developing countries are localized, self-sustaining and relevant to each community with services ranging from culture to education to healthcare, climate, and commerce".

Banking infrastructure and system integration The task force filtered out technology/solution providers because they felt that these companies concentrate only on their current business and are not ready for a higher-level challenge.

"They're proposing stuff without filling in the how," Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti (D), who is chairing a mayors' conference task force on infrastructure, said.

Trump has already started assembling a task force related to infrastructure projects.

In September 2009, Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism formed a task force aimed at aiding a corporate turnaround at JAL, which examined various cost-cutting and strategic partnership proposals.

Kalpona Akter, a Bangladeshi labor activist joining Abedin in the U.S., said the memorandum of understanding with labor unions and non-profits would establish a safety task force and improve infrastructure in factories that lack sufficient fire escapes and other basic safety measures.

"In many of these areas, we're falling behind, and the falling behind is affecting economic growth in the United States," said Gary Cohn, Trump's chief economic adviser, who is helping lead a task force developing Trump's infrastructure plan.