Sentence examples for infrastructures and capacity from inspiring English sources

In Portugal the water and air pollution have always deserved a greater attention and therefore the regulatory system for contaminated soil remains largely undeveloped, leading to a lack of a framework in terms of policy, including incentives, administrative infrastructures and capacity, as well as the development and implementation of techniques for soil remediation.

Consideration is also given to the infrastructures and capacities at the applicants' home institutions, because those resources may not be equivalent to those at the sponsors' institutions.

Too much capital, particularly from foreign investment, has collided with bottlenecks in infrastructure and capacity.

"In the network world, we are able to scale infrastructure and capacity in real time".

The dotcom bubble brought forth new firms that hoped to build the infrastructure and capacity to support the internet.

2. (C) Trilateral cooperation on infrastructure and capacity building projects among the U.S., Japan and India could also bring economies of scale and/or effective divisions of labor.

Detailed comparisons are complicated because the big picture is made up of various schemes to fund research, infrastructure, and capacity building, but a useful sense of the numbers can be gleaned from the Royal Society's analysis.

Gavi (Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunisation) supported the trial to enable Kenya to demonstrate that it has the necessary infrastructure and capacity to vaccinate nine- to 13-year-olds on a national scale.

Given the country's recent history, most donors understandably believe that Zimbabwe's infrastructure and capacity to use gifts efficiently have been destroyed, but Amy Robbins, founder of the Nduna Foundation, said schools, hospitals and other civic organizations simply lack money.

This would fund capital infrastructure and capacity upgrades for Aboriginal community-controlled health organisations; strengthening the Victorian Department of Health engagement with the Aboriginal health sector by adopting an Aboriginal roundtable and community conversations model; and continuing to advocate for cooperative action between the commonwealth government and Victorian government.

Finding available transmission infrastructure and capacity is now one of the main barriers for renewable energy development.