Sentence examples for level of infrastructure from inspiring English sources

We would like to see a study that analyzes the effects of this level of infrastructure".

They call for fiscal stimulus, despite its being ruled out by Chancellor George Osborne, as well as for tax cuts, and a higher level of infrastructure spending.

For example, at the moment Colombia is offering fantastic tax incentives, and they have great natural resources – jungles, deserts, cities – but they don't have the same level of infrastructure and crew".

According to World Bank estimates, additional investments of up to $1.5tn in low- and middle-income countries are needed annually until 2020, simply to establish an "adequate level" of infrastructure.

That level of infrastructure is about three times the density in North America and Asia, and operators are increasingly collaborating with rivals on grids to reduce operating costs and future upgrades.

"The goal is deploy our resources in today's challenging environment where growth opportunities are greatest and to reduce costs in areas that can no longer justify their current level of infrastructure," the chief executive, James E. Cayne, said in the memo.

Landscape alterations with large-scale changes at the level of infrastructures, countries or cultures, where old technologies are replaced by new systems, often along with rule changes.

Differences between continuously growing urbanised areas and shrinking regions are large; public money goes mainly into the growth centres; still, a significant number of people like to live in the countryside, but they have to accept a lower level of infrastructures since investments hardly pay off in sparsely populated areas.

It introduced special requirements on earthquake-resistance levels of infrastructure construction in the quake-hit regions, including schools and hospitals.

That's because, they say, current levels of infrastructure investment in the third world are far too low, and because of those low investments, the impact of climate change there would be devastating unless infrastructure is radically improved.

"I don't know how you write any of these bills because the numbers are going to be pretty dramatic," said Representative Steven C. LaTourette, Republican of Ohio, citing $47 billion that must be cut from the transportation budget in the coming fiscal year, just as senators are pressing to preserve current levels of infrastructure spending.