Sentence examples for intended infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Mueller and a recent correlative study from George Mason University finds that there's no evidence that the sender-pays model of the telephone companies accomplished any of its intended infrastructure goals.

The first mention of the FHIR on the Streams website was earlier today — when DeepMind also added this explainer infographic of the intended infrastructure ….

Overall, it is seen that the statistical correlations developed from the vast data points can help the site and design engineers to have a clear idea about the stratigraphy of a particular location for taking appropriate planning and design steps of an intended infrastructure project to meet the requirements of sustainability.

At stake is control over resources, including food aid from the international community and funds intended for infrastructure projects.

In 2006 the head of the external intelligence service, General Fernando Miala, alleged that $2 billion of Chinese money intended for infrastructure projects had disappeared.

This infrastructure challenge is somewhat ironic for an aircraft intended to overcome infrastructure challenges and has limited the A380 to serving 60 cities around the world.

It's just one more element in the city's multibillion-dollar investment in infrastructure intended to reduce the impact of combined sewer overflows, according to the Department of Environmental Protection.

The assembly's transport masterplan is intended to make infrastructure in the south-east as good as the best in Europe by 2021.

As it is, despite hefty public investment in infrastructure intended as a stimulus, the economy is likely to grow by only 2% this year.Meanwhile, several scandals have sapped the popularity of Enrique Peña Nieto, the president.

The new product suite, called Government Cloud, will introduce a version of the Salesforce cloud infrastructure intended specifically to work with all levels of government — from local to federal — and will help government entities to adopt social and mobile technologies.

The ex-mayor, he said, had been "extremely corrupt" and engaged in commissions of public building and infrastructure intended for his financial benefit, "not those of the people".Getting rid of him, Mr Yang continued, "is like removing a tumour from the body.