Sentence examples for landmark infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Boris Johnson, the London mayor, said: "The completion of the first section of Crossrail tunnel is a fantastic achievement for everyone involved in delivering this landmark infrastructure project".

"After looking at this request from the City of New Haven, the department is considering this an opportunity to create a landmark infrastructure as well as a memorial," said Chris Cooper, a spokesman for the department.

A series of landmark infrastructure projects to protect New York City and New Jersey from flooding have been given the go-ahead after the conclusion of a record-breaking design competition.

In a landmark infrastructure bill passed in December, Congress finally penetrated the Fed's "independence" by tapping its reserves and bank dividends for infrastructure funding.

To do this, we fanned out, collecting key data for mapping, including catchment population for the facility (counted from facility registers), landmarks, infrastructure, and digital photos from every health facility in Iringa and Njombe.

And although rooms derive great charm from 200-year-old rough-hewn pine beams, the landmark wooden infrastructure means no air-conditioning.

We know that the terrorists have considered attacks in the U.S. against high-profile government or private facilities, famous landmarks and U.S. infrastructure nodes such as airports, bridges, harbors and dams.

A handful of high-profile Democratic candidates this year are running on a "Green New Deal," a reference to the 1930s spending programs enacted after the Great Depression that established many of the country's infrastructure landmarks.

Nearly 100 years after fetid water from the Gowanus Canal first flowed under Brooklyn, the city is in the middle of a four-year, $140 million renovation of the Gowanus flushing tunnel, a landmark-worthy bit of infrastructure that flushes out the canal by pulling in comparatively clean water from Buttermilk Channel.

Distrust recently helped scuttle what was to be a landmark law to protect critical infrastructure from cyberattack.

BEIRUT, Lebanon — Little by little, the central Syrian city of Homs is losing its infrastructure and its landmarks.