Sentence examples for infrastructure were made from inspiring English sources

Most investments in the region in licenses and infrastructure were made in dollars, but revenue in depreciating local currencies reduced the dollar value to BellSouth.

The risk of terrorists targeting nuclear infrastructure was made plain on Sept. 11, 2001.

He said another proposal would give Easter Island greater control over its own finances, though the idea has languished for years; as it stands, the island is a province of the Region of Valparaíso, so decisions regarding funds for everything from education to infrastructure are made on the mainland, a five-hour flight away.

In this study, a network infrastructure is made for education and control of modular production system which is a mechatronics system.

We end the paper with a discussion of the implications for infrastructure; when households become balancing entities and a digital and smart infrastructure is made indispensable to the operation of the system, the infrastructure grows significantly in terms of scope and complexity eventually introducing yet new challenges.

There is no middle path here – either the Gazans and their infrastructure are made to pay the price, or we reoccupy the entire Gaza Strip.

While a wind farm may cover a large area of land, many land uses such as agriculture are compatible with it, as only small areas of turbine foundations and infrastructure are made unavailable for use.

It's easy to get, our infrastructure is made to drill it, process it, turn it into gasoline and agri-products (fertilizers, pesticides etc), and we know where the rest of it is (plus or minus 10%).

Implementation of remedial measures: After approval of the clinic management the necessary infrastructure was made available.

No other direct intervention (such as supply of drugs, equipment or changes in infrastructure) was made within the health facilities.

The use of MTBDR sl in routine care should improve the time to the diagnosis of drug-resistant TB and could thereby lead to the earlier initiation of appropriate patient therapy and improvements in patient health, provided the necessary accompanying improvements in capacity and infrastructure are made.