Sentence examples for infrastructure war from inspiring English sources

Greece says the 1960 deal did not cover key demands, including payments for damaged infrastructure, war crimes and the return of a forced loan exacted from occupied Greece.

Harman vs. Winograd is the quintessential battle of opposites: conservative vs. progressive, corporate donations vs. grassroots donations, power broker vs. people power, special interests vs. people's interests, war vs. infrastructure, war vs. jobs, war vs. education, war vs. housing, war vs. health, war vs. the environment, war vs. the economy... and on..

If it is all about the federal government, then what we hear isn't necessarily reassuring for those hoping that public transportation will win the infrastructure wars.

I thought that my civilian work experience, and desire to serve my country, would make me a perfect fit for civil affairs, a special unit that tries to alleviate suffering by building essential services and infrastructure in war zones.

Still reeling from the Arab Spring, the entire Middle East region is a fragile one and most travel editors, even when they know you specialize in conflict travel and the redevelopment of tourism infrastructure in war zones, don't always want to publish what you find.

The breakdown of internal controls and infrastructure in war-torn or developing nations makes this process relatively simple there, says former UK Border Agency officer Simon Horswell.

The idea is that the current generation is deeply distrustful of the system that brought us the financial crisis, a crumbling infrastructure, and wars in Iraq and Afghanistan anyone who says they're going to shake that system up is going to have at least some appeal, whether they come from the left or the right.

Georgia will point out that its energy infrastructure survived the war unscathed: no pipeline was bombed.

"We still have remnants of a top-heavy, post-cold war infrastructure," Mr. Huntsman said.

We should be investing in education and infrastructure, not nuclear war.

At present the country has little commercial agriculture or logging because of the state of its infrastructure, ruined by war and misrule.