Sentence examples for maintain its infrastructure from inspiring English sources

It will maintain its infrastructure, it will build up the society for all rather than gathering resources in the hands of a few.

In a lawsuit filed Tuesday in San Francisco County Superior Court, attorneys representing two dozen victims of Butte County's Camp fire ― the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in state history ― say that PG&E is responsible for the blaze's destruction because it did not sufficiently maintain its infrastructure or properly inspect power lines.

A report issued this week by the Parliament's defense and home affairs committee warned that the military was running out of money to pay foreign suppliers and maintain its infrastructure.

The current plan is now threatened by proposed cuts to the budget of the Federal Aviation Administration.The Congressional Budget Office estimates that America needs to spend $20 billion more a year just to maintain its infrastructure at the present, inadequate, levels.

With the departure of Portuguese professionals and tradesmen, the new country had no senior workforce to maintain its infrastructure, and economic collapse loomed.

Hobbled by an inefficient, centrally planned economy and a U.S. economic embargo, Cuba has struggled to maintain its infrastructure in a punishing tropical climate.

It wants to maintain its existing infrastructure of 10,000 centrifuges in operation and another 9,000 on standby, and it wants to be able to scale that capacity up many times.

Indeed, the RBS Group spends over £1bn annually to maintain its existing IT infrastructure, its mainframe technology is under five years old and it uses up-to-date software".

And if Linux does one day become the standard for operating systems, as some enthusiasts predict, it will have taught the computer industry that it is more efficient to maintain its software infrastructure collectively.

This has forced the country to maintain its traditional voting infrastructure alongside the I-voting option.

Gazprom agreed to lower the cost of the 6.4 bcm of so-called "technical gas" that Ukraine annually uses to maintain its gas transport infrastructure.