Sentence examples for infrastructure workers from inspiring English sources

One is India's clogged and insufficient infrastructure: workers in Bangalore can spend four hours a day in traffic.

(The government has posted some guidelines for distributing medication, with national security workers, health care workers, emergency services workers, drug manufacturers, elected officials and infrastructure workers ranking high on the list).

What might these be?I think we know what these might be.When we rank the inexcusable errors that creditworthy governments in the developed world have made over the past five years, the decision to lay off large numbers of teachers, police officers, social workers, and transportation and infrastructure workers has got to rank right near the top of the list.

With over 400 years of infrastructure, workers, experience and technology, The District is making it easier for designers to set up 100% U.S.-based supply chains.

Meanwhile Beijing is too busy remixing its destiny as the global Middle Kingdom -- deploying engineers, architects, and infrastructure workers of the non-bombing variety from Canada to Brazil, Cuba to Angola -- to be much distracted by the Atlanticist travails in MENA (aka the region that includes the Middle East and Northern Africa).

This makes also a strong case for prioritized vaccination programs focusing on high-risk groups, healthcare and social infrastructure workers.

But the money has not flowed to where it is most needed: infrastructure and workers, and even if the infrastructure is built to support greater trade and the economy revives, few Russians seem willing to move here.

Depending on each facility's infrastructure, health workers can register children's vaccinations online or use paper forms with barcodes compatible with the electronic system.

These include votes to extend the Bush tax cuts for the wealthy, levy a Wall Street speculation tax, invest in infrastructure, protect workers, and student financial aid.

That's because when you get it from there you have to build everything: the railway lines, the airport, water infrastructure, the workers' villages, the port, and the mines themselves.

Such "public-private partnerships" can be rife with problems--without protections, the public often loses control over policy regarding the infrastructure and workers get lower wages and fewer benefits.