Sentence examples for infrastructure to modernise from inspiring English sources
Most of the money was spent on the infrastructure to modernise the city".
Analysts at Booz Allen Hamilton tried in 2007 to estimate how much investment would be needed in water infrastructure to modernise obsolescent systems and meet expanding demand between 2005 and 2030.
Hardly surprising considering Poland is the largest recipient of EU development funds, used to build highways, roads and other infrastructure serving to modernise the country.
To induce cities to bid to host the Olympics and World Cup, they promise infrastructure investment to modernise blighted areas, a lasting rise in tourism, improved public health, a month at the centre of the world stage and the eternal gratitude of constituents.
Indeed, the billions of euros flooding from Brussels to modernise infrastructure and public services often prove a fount of corruption.
The economic strategy must not simply be anti-austerity, but pro-something else, a forward-looking economic plan to modernise infrastructure and promote the renewable energy and hi-tech industries of the future.
Delivery of quality public services, public sector wages, and ability to modernise infrastructure will suffer further.
Modi's latest cull is part of a growing antipathy towards NGOs as India tries to modernise its infrastructure and push economic growth.
The small cheese producer feels the stronger competition and invests to modernise its infrastructure.
He also saw the need to modernise our infrastructure in order to catch up with the rest of Europe - everything from high-speed train networks and motorways to nuclear power plants and high-speed internet access.
The authors of the study and the city officials who commissioned it believe Seaport City can overcome legal challenges and other obstacles, and caution that it is just one part of a broader effort to modernise local infrastructure and reduce greenhouse gas emissions (a metric by which New York has far outpaced many other American cities).
