Sentence examples for launch infrastructure from inspiring English sources

The government's response has been to prop up loss-making factories, launch infrastructure projects and dole out cash to private companies that hire workers.

Which leads to another obvious question: Why build billions of dollars worth of launch infrastructure on a risky coast in the first place?

This technology originated from addressing some of the key challenges that were present during the re-design of the launch infrastructure at Kennedy Space Center.

For the following year he outlined an aggressive agenda, including efforts to improve hurricane preparedness, launch infrastructure projects outside the capital, increase farmers' productivity, attract investment in textiles, secure supplies of clean water and more.Such initiatives are sound, even if many are designed to deal with problems that had plagued Haiti long before the earthquake struck.

Governor Jeb Bush and the Florida legislature were so alarmed by the thought that they recently set aside millions of dollars to improve the state's launch infrastructure.This new influx of money could give Florida a leg up in the space race, yet Tom Moser of the Texas Aerospace Commission will not entertain such an idea.

At the UK's Farnborough airshow, CALT demonstrated computer-generation videos, showcasing impressive new assembly and launch infrastructure of the Long March-5 rocket.

Buoyed by the rising price of copper, silver and gold, revenue soared, and his government launched infrastructure projects credited with bringing electricity to more than 900 towns.

But disturbances have increased across the West Bank since mid-November, when Israel embarked on a fierce eight-day military campaign against the rocket-launching infrastructure in the Gaza Strip, controlled by the militant group Hamas.

The confrontation was the latest manifestation of the simmering unrest and disturbances that have spread across the West Bank since mid-November, when Israel embarked on a fierce eight-day military campaign against the rocket-launching infrastructure in the Gaza Strip, controlled by the militant group Hamas.

Noa Meir said the Israelis "are in an ongoing operation, and we're not ruling out going back into the north again". She said Israel had damaged "the terrorist infrastructure, the rocket-launching infrastructure and put general pressure on the Hamas government to release Corporal Shalit". The Israelis say they also destroyed Qassam rocket manufacturing sites and storehouses.

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