Sentence examples for joint infrastructure from inspiring English sources

There is, after all, a sound fiscal argument to be made for teams sharing joint infrastructure and resources, and both reducing costs and raising standards.

"We see our involvement in Airport City as an extension of the memorandum of understanding between China and the UK, where we have been looking to further explore joint infrastructure opportunities for some time," he said.

Ditto joint infrastructure projects, announced with much fanfare but still to be begun, such as an airport at the head of the Red Sea, to serve both Eilat and Aqaba.But the theory, once current in Israel, that business could sustain the peace process even if politics failed is proving false.

Authorities were urged to set up a network to share technical information, develop joint infrastructure and promote common standards.

"We see our involvement in Airport City as an extension of the memorandum of understanding between China and the UK, where we have been looking to further explore joint infrastructure opportunities for some time".

The two countries engage in joint infrastructure projects and provide joint military units for NATO operations.

Under the joint partnership infrastructure agreement, Sydney Water was liable for some of AWH's administrative costs, but it soon became apparent that from 2007 the billing was exorbitant.

Greenplum and Project Rubicon, a joint venture infrastructure-as-a-service involving VMware and EMC, would also be part of the spin off.

At the meeting, the four presidents discussed possible joint projects in infrastructure, transportation and mining in Central Asia, Mr. Lavrov said.

In subsequent decades it gained new members and grew into a "common market" that promoted not just trade ties but a transnational union for infrastructure, joint regulation and open borders.

Seoul is pushing joint business and infrastructure ventures, hoping that economic engagement will moderate North Korea's behavior, build economic dependency between the Koreas and make life easier for North Korea's largely destitute population.