Sentence examples for infrastructure to lay from inspiring English sources

Emerging markets are driving global growth, and 3.5 billion people are moving to cities. That's $20 trillion of infrastructure to lay down.

Instead, the regulator told BT to help rivals use its infrastructure to lay fibre cables that are faster than its own copper network, as part of a review of Britain's broadband needs.

BT has been told to help rivals use its infrastructure to lay fibre cables that are faster than its own copper network, as part of a review of Britain's broadband needs by the regulator Ofcom.

The regulator has already told BT to help rivals use its infrastructure to lay fibre cables that are faster than its own copper network, but has stopped short of recommending that BT be forced to split off Openreach, the division that owns the broadband infrastructure.

While we have channeled capital into wars and debt, our competitors in Asia and Latin America have worked with infrastructure banks to lay a sound foundation for growth.

Broadband users may benefit from better service after a review last week put BT under pressure to open up its network infrastructure to let rivals lay their own ultrafast fibre-optic broadband lines.

In finance, as well as infrastructure, China likes to lay down the tracks, platforms and ticket barriers before the throngs arrive.

The temporary infrastructure organisers needed to lay down ahead of time was extensive: 185 miles of temporary metal roads, nearly two dozen pontoon bridges, 120,000 toilets and more than 100 police stations or posts.

Operating on somebody else's network, when they've spent the infrastructure and cost to lay the fiber cables, to set up the cell towers, to build the back end, and then we get a certain price per megabyte and the same price for voice, and then we get the same service level?

BT is under pressure to open up its network infrastructure to allow rivals to lay their own ultrafast fibre-optic broadband lines, after a review by the telecoms regulator.

In his January speech, the new president pledged to reform the Federal government's approach to education, health care, science and infrastructure in an effort to "lay a new foundation for growth --and he repeated the words "new foundation" in passingrowth --andst press conference.