Sentence examples for infrastructure which has a from inspiring English sources

The initiative is being driven by the veteran leader of Birmingham city council, Sir Albert Bore, who talks airily about imposing a three-dimensional transport plan on the two-dimensional geography of the city: "French and German cities all have an infrastructure which has a far better understanding of how you need to map the city with layers of travel".

Due to inability of the government in investing in educational infrastructure like lecture theatres, laboratories and libraries as part of increasing access to higher education, PPP arrangements have helped bring in private investors in higher education infrastructure which has had an impact in increasing student enrolment in higher education sub sector.

And it would have attracted more investment in Italy's lousy infrastructure, which has become a serious drag on business.

The trunk line break offered dramatic new evidence of Los Angeles' crumbling water infrastructure, which has been a recurring problem for years.

Tokyo is also investing in its water infrastructure, which has been a fabric of the city's economic and cultural life for hundreds of years.

The deadly accident may also rekindle questions about China's transportation infrastructure, which has expanded at a heady pace in recent years.

Germans would gain from rectifying this, for example through a much-needed boost to public infrastructure, which has been neglected, and a dose of deregulation to spur private investment.The focus on Germany's surplus in any case misses a larger defect in the euro zone's plethora of reforms.

This paper presents a knowledge infrastructure which has recently been implemented as a genuine novelty at the leading Swedish mountain tourism destination, Åre.

The high dependence on the SDWs accounts to the fact that there is poor investment in water development and supply infrastructure which has resulted to only a small proportion of the inhabitants being connected to the piped water (URT 2003).

The country's grossly undersupplied health system is one victim of the continuing deterioration of North Korea's infrastructure, which has left many residents in a downward spiral despite relief efforts that have included huge amounts of food.

In last couple of decades, cellular networks have revolutionized the way users access communication networks but they required a huge effort to operators for the development of a wireless infrastructure which has been designed considering deployment costs with ubiquitous coverage and service quality targets.