Sentence examples for interim infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Q: Could you explain this "interim infrastructure unit" [a unit in the NIH director's office where many NCRR programs would be placed]?

Another change is that NIH no longer wants to put a large chunk of NCRR's programs in an "interim infrastructure unit" in the NIH director's office.

But the bulk of NCRR's portfolio including primate models, biomedical technology, and the IDEA grants for states with little NIH funding would go into an "interim infrastructure unit" in the NIH Office of the Director.

The demise of the eight-year old free alternative newspaper represents "a business plan that was not successful -- that was the concept of being able to publish two newspapers out of one infrastructure," said Andrew B. Sutcliffe, interim group publisher for New Mass Media, a division of the Tribune Corporation.

Even before all that started, Mr. Paul had a tactical edge, Republican activists say: a lot of his infrastructure stayed intact during the interim through his newly founded group, Campaign for Liberty.

"Measles campaigns have been launched before in Sudan, but all used some basic infrastructure and existing medical personnel," said UNICEF interim Representative Cecilio Adorna.

The turnkey power solution will help cover anticipated power demand during the critical summer high heat season, as well as provide interim power while the country continues to rebuild and improve its infrastructure.

The town had developed "a business plan which demonstrates reduced risk and makes it possible to secure interim funding on better terms, enabling timely and predictable provision of essential infrastructure.

Infrastructure Minister Graziano Delrio, a close ally of Renzi, said an interim government should change the electoral law quickly so an election could be held "in the Spring".

"All countries have room to restructure their spending and tax policies towards a more growth-friendly mix by increasing hard and soft infrastructure spending, and using fiscal measures to support structural reforms" the interim outlook said.

Gérard Latortue, the interim prime minister, said the money would largely be used to build up the country's infrastructure, including its unreliable electricity network and poor roads.