Sentence examples for local infrastructure development from inspiring English sources

Scenario 3 dealt with the communities close to the airport, which demanded (1) an extended nighttime ban of aircraft or (2) a stronger co-financing of local infrastructure development projects.

In questioning the reasons for establishing Natura 2000 sites in their municipalities, local governments often used arguments referring to the overriding importance of public interest in local infrastructure development as opposed to the need to conserve local nature.

Mr Roach blames "global labour arbitrage", which, thanks to the internet and local infrastructure-development, allows not just low-paid manufacturing jobs to be sent by American businesses to cheaper places overseas, but now also upscale service-sector jobs.

The imbalance in information and power can lead to unfavorable deals for governments that mean hundreds of millions of dollars of lost revenue over a contract's lifetime, and often, a failure to pull in enough proceeds to benefit local infrastructure or other development efforts.

The ARC has provided funds for highway and transportation improvement to rural areas and otherwise has enhanced local infrastructure to attract economic development.

Angry that the Ahdab field has not delivered an expected boon of jobs and infrastructure development, local farmers have wrecked generators, punctured pipelines, severed electrical cables and intimidated Chinese workers.

Across the EU, significant investments are being made in renewable generation and grid technologies, however, policy makers and planners are frequently met with resistance from local communities to proposed infrastructure development.

Any capital costs (mainly labor and local materials) incurred for infrastructure development for some of the hygiene and environmental sanitation interventions are the responsibility of the households.

However, this motivation itself was insufficient to start a programme without engaging the local community (especially getting support from local authorities) or having additional infrastructure development in place (especially a capable cardiac care team at primary health care level).

We are not just saying "no" to development; the Virunga Alliance plan includes development of renewable natural resources from the park to create thousands of jobs and invest profits back into park operations while supporting critical infrastructure development for local communities.

These 10 or so regions should control: health, welfare, policing, local infrastructure and above all economic development.