Sentence examples for infrastructure toward from inspiring English sources

The elegant Hotel Meurice, across from the Tuileries gardens in Paris, is scheduled to reopen its mahogany doors in June after two years of renovation that gutted the interior, pared 180 rooms to 160, and pushed the infrastructure toward the 21st century.

The project was largely the vision of Kenya's then Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Information and Communications, Bitange Ndemo, who saw benefits in "developing Kenya's Information Communication Technology (ICT) infrastructure toward the country becoming a regional ICT hub".

But most of that money will come from shifting current spending on fossil fuel infrastructure toward clean energy.

Leveraging propaganda to present himself as a man of the people, he pushed Syria's infrastructure toward modernisation while suppressing dissent of any kind.

Leveraging propaganda to present himself as a man of the people, he pushed Syria's infrastructure toward modernization while suppressing dissent of any kind.

From listening to millennials I know I would want to ask if the candidate they intend to vote for has promised to work towards; making college free for some and debt free for others; lowering interest rates on student loans; raising the minimum wage; rebuilding the nation's infrastructure; toward universal healthcare; or fighting climate change?

The gradual shift of China's economy away from infrastructure investment toward more domestic consumer demand, however, is expected to generate growing demand for other industries in the coming years – with potential businesses opportunities to match.

Critics say the money that is being channeled from other infrastructure priorities toward high-speed rail would be better spent improving Spain's inter-urban transit system and collapsed cargo network, or building affordable trains that travel at lower speeds.

Mr. Lipsky said China was taking appropriate steps to shift public spending away from physical infrastructure and toward improvements in education, health and social security programs "that will increase productivity and also directly support consumption by lessening the perceived need for precautionary savings".

It is envisioned that the methods employed here can be used to guide future infrastructure investments toward designs which have a large economic impact while minimizing ecological risks.

Should China choose to allocate a greater share of infrastructure spending toward power generation from renewable fuel sources, it could have a significant effect on global use of such technologies.