Sentence examples for infrastructures and institutions from inspiring English sources

"A lack of adequate infrastructures and institutions amplify the impacts of extreme weather events such as droughts and floods".

However, we argue that these legibility projects have their own limitations because it fixes infrastructures and institutions where flexibility in movements and conflict resolution are more appropriate.

Transitioning to low carbon communities requires an understanding of community practices and resultant emissions, as well as the technologies, infrastructures and institutions associated with and accessed by communities.

Syria's economic infrastructure and institutions have been "obliterated," the Syrian Center for Policy Research reported earlier this year.

The machinery, infrastructure and institutions of Manchester, Birmingham, Liverpool and other cities were copied too.

Syria's national wealth, infrastructure and institutions have been "almost obliterated" by the "catastrophic impact" of nearly five years of conflict, a new report has found.

Through widespread repression, untimely assassinations, and destruction of Palestinian civil infrastructure and institutions, Israel has ensured perpetual turmoil among the Palestinians while it absorbs more and more Palestinian land into Israel.

High concentrations of skilled residents, infrastructure and institutions mean that the top of the index is dominated by America and western Europe, with 24 cities in the top 30.

Alejandro Foxley, finance minister in the first Concertación government, says that the state needs to raise an extra 2-3% of GDP in taxes to satisfy the public demand for better education, infrastructure and institutions (see chart 2).Mr Larraín disagrees.

"Now I can tell them, 'Yes, the U.S. will stay with us.' " For his part, Secretary Powell promised that the United States would make "a significant contribution" to the estimated $15 billion cost over 10 years of rebuilding Afghan infrastructure and institutions from education to health care, and would continue the hunt for Al Qaeda and Taliban elements.

"High migration to the urban centers has resulted in a demand for education, employment, health and social services that far exceeds the capacity of the economy, current infrastructure and institutions to deliver," according to the 2006 annual report of the Marshall Islands Olympic Committee.