Sentence examples for major new facilities from inspiring English sources

She steered the organization to significant growth in its education, art, business and public policy programs, including the establishment of a Center on U.S.-China Relations and major new facilities in Houston, Hong Kong, South Korea and India.

To this effect, the company is investing in major new facilities in Japan.

The government plans to consolidate several large scientific institutes into a single entity that proponents say will make it easier to fund major new facilities.

National Science Foundation House: $3 billion (including $2 billion for research, $100 million for education, $400 million for major new facilities, $300 million for instrumentation, and $200 million for academic renovation).

The 2006 request includes funding for all five of the agency's major new facilities under construction, but it lacks two expected new starts in 2006: a network of ocean observatories and an Alaskan regional research vessel.

To pay for those boosts, the panel has made unspecified cuts in the $250 million requested for five major new facilities, as well as for salaries and operating expenses.

The Rare Isotope Accelerator (RIA) is the highest priority of the nuclear physics community in the United States for a major new facility.

These extensions, estimates Carlile, would cost about €200 million, which, he adds, is "not peanuts" but is considerably less than is needed to build a major new facility such as the ESS.

In the recent past, a scientific community could expect to build a major new facility (e.g., a research ship, aircraft, or observatory) with funds from the Major Research Equipment and Facilities Construction (MREFC) account, and by the time it was built, growth in the program budget would be sufficient to support its operations.

Of these, the Grand Challenge fund will be directed towards major new research facilities of national importance.

Major new desalination facilities are in the works in China, Chile, and elsewhere.