"It has destroyed many of our hard-fought development gains, wreaked havoc on our economy, exposed the weakness of our public health systems, interrupted our infrastructure development, closed schools, restrained travel and shattered the lives of our people," Sirleaf said.
In the week with my colleagues in this interfaith gathering of professors, we saw the pain we might have caused one another in the past, we felt the present pain we might be causing and that we were in a space that was to build the infrastructure to interrupt these patterns of damaging actions against one another.
These measures are pertinent since shortages in human resources and infrastructure, and interrupted supply of drugs remain important constraints to successful teamwork.
I went and fought all of the wars I was asked to fight," he said, pounding his fist when Likud's Yuval Steinitz, the infrastructure minister, tried to interrupt him.
When Claure tried to shift the blame to AT&T and Verizon, saying Sprint's network often relies on those companies' infrastructure in many areas, Welch interrupted.
Guided by professional tasks and personal aspirations, interrupted by obstacles and gaps – in employment, infrastructure or supplies – they deploy their skills and labour to serve and thereby recognize a public of fellow citizens.
Scenarios of this kind were experienced during the war in Iraq, where the number of new TB cases nearly tripled as the war impoverished people, destroyed health infrastructures and interrupted access to anti-TB treatment [ 24].
A series of "distributed denial of service" attacks - in which a site is bombarded with communication requests that interrupt access - "threaten[ed] the stability of the EveryDNS.net infrastructure, which enables access to almost 500,000 other Web sites," the company said.
"In areas affected by natural disasters, infection rates soar because damage to infrastructure and the break-down of health services interrupt routine immunization".
