Sentence examples for isolation roads from inspiring English sources

About the absurdities of anti-tax campaigners, he observes that the notion that taxes might "be a contribution to the provision of collective goods that individuals could never afford in isolation (roads, firemen, policemen, schools, lamp posts, post offices, not to mention soldiers, warships, and weapons) is rarely considered". 1 2 Next Page ».

To reverse this geographic isolation, several roads have been built in the Amazon region, and in 2001, the Interoceanic Road began to be paved, linking Brazil, Peru and Bolivia, with an estimated cost of US$8100 million [ 6].

Isolation, poor roads, spotty telecommunications, and insecurity make it difficult for donor agencies and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to implement projects.

The region's infrastructure may also have helped to enforce the parasites' isolation: local roads are poor, and people's movements were long constrained by the Khmer Rouge.

The pressure-cooker of emotions induced by isolation (the road round the island was completed only in 1974) dispel any stereotypes of Nordic stolidity.

The car offers a good balance between firmness and isolation from road imperfections.

For modern vehicles, the isolation of road inputs is a high priority; there is always a desire to introduce some elastomeric elements into the vehicle between the suspension elements and the vehicle body.

15, 16 Effectiveness of existing healthcare services in Loreto is restricted because of geographical isolation, limited road access, and underequipped local healthcare services.

"They spend a lot of time on seat comfort and its relation to the driving position, and maybe not as much time as we do on road isolation characteristics, because their roads are generally in much better condition than ours".

But first the company, in a joint venture with the government, which is keen to attract foreign investment after decades of isolation, must build roads, a new port and power and water infrastructure.

Despite the island's relative isolation, its tortuous roads and the fierce independence of its inhabitants, the American food culture, among other forces, is beginning to take root in Ikaria.