Sentence examples for infrastructure treating from inspiring English sources

Training would also include securing roads, bridges and other infrastructure, treating and evacuating casualties, and operating in an environment where Russians are jamming communications.

Despite over 10 years of efforts and expenditure of Rs. 872 crore since 1994 on establishment of sewage treatment infrastructure for treating the domestic and industrial sewage before its release into the river, water quality of the river Yamuna is still very far away from normal river water (Govt. report 2005).

WASHINGTON, Oct 1 (Reuters) - Fighting the Ebola epidemic means confronting the issue of inequality, as people in poor countries have less access to knowledge and infrastructure for treating the sick and containing the deadly virus, the head of the World Bank said.

Interestingly, PTs are more interested in improving their own practices (through reimbursement of fees and training) than in developing other infrastructure for treating drug abusers.

"The UK needs sufficient infrastructure to treat our residual waste and divert it from landfill," said Baddeley.

The difficult job of building the necessary health care infrastructure to treat such a major AIDS problem is the immediate challenge for China.

And even as towns and cities increase water supplies, most fail to build the far more expensive infrastructure to treat sewage.

Investment in the infrastructure to treat wastewater has led to improvements in water quality that have in turn given people more confidence to take to the waterways, Mr. O'Mullan noted.

The organization's vision, Dr. Morcuende explained, is to create a cadre of trained doctors and health care workers in every country, a permanent medical infrastructure to treat the 200,000 new cases of clubfoot that will occur every year.

But improvements in the infrastructure to treat wastewater has reduced this as a source.

Meanwhile, in the developing world, these same institutions are a much needed resource to sustain government projects (i.e., infrastructure) and treated as such.