Sentence examples for major infrastructure program from inspiring English sources

Bannon supports some initiatives, such as a major infrastructure program, that are anathema to libertarians such as Robert Mercer.

With federal borrowing costs virtually at zero, President Obama has been pressing Congress for months to pass a major infrastructure program aimed at putting Americans to work and rebuilding the country's creaking roads, bridges, rails and tunnels.

But the recent attempt to launch a major infrastructure program in the euro zone – the so-called "Juncker plan" – illustrates that such proposals are hindered by politics, are rarely timely, and are often insufficient in scale to make a real difference to the larger economy.

They launched an immediate, major infrastructure program and it turned the country around.

Zuckerman: We should have had a major infrastructure program, a national infrastructure bank a la what Felix Rohatyn has recommended, where you would have interstate programs so it wouldn't be chewed up by earmarks.

Tariff waivers, however, will vary depending on economic need, especially if a major infrastructure program is passed by Congress, and if particular countries are effective in stopping trans-shipments of steel.

President Eisenhower, Republican, five-star army general and no big liberal, much less a communist (though he was accused of being one by the John Birch Society, which counted Fred Koch – him again – among its founders) broadened social security, expanded federal support of science and technology, and pushed for major infrastructure programs.

She will also be a key player in President Donald Trump's Cabinet if his administration pushes ahead with a major infrastructure spending program, as the businessman-turned-politician promised during last year's presidential campaign.

Given the results of the U.S. Election and the talk of a major domestic infrastructure program, investors are paying more attention these days to firms like Cummins.

And I would–and I've recommended this–I would have a major multiyear infrastructure program that would involve us investing, in one form or another, $100 billion to $200 billion a year.

Though job creation through infrastructure is still thought of as the Works Progress Administration WPAA) of the New Deal, we've had several major infrastructure jobs programs in the more recent past.