Sentence examples for maritime infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Jokowi has been wooing foreigners to invest in maritime infrastructure.

In the past decade New Orleans has spent more than $400m upgrading its facilities.But it will take far more than that to get America's maritime infrastructure in the condition it ought to be.

Part two of Beard's lollop around the continent looks at how Hadrian-era Rome used its maritime infrastructure to get olive oil from here, textiles from there and marble from everywhere, announcing this success with technically dazzling buildings.

A new enterprise architecture for security can be leveraged by nurturing collaboration among academic research centers, applying new technologies for data collection and response, and allowing for real-time systems development and data analysis for the protection of the maritime infrastructure.

This approach is very effective for properly designing the harbor and maritime infrastructure in terms of resources, structures and services for facing possible emergencies.

M/S JSW Bengal Steel Ltd. of Jindal group, part of O.P. Jindal is one of the India's leading steel producers with a significant presence in sector like mining, stainless steel, carbon steel, large diameter pipes, non-ferrous metals, power generation and distribution and maritime infrastructure (Jindal Steel and Power Ltd 2014; Sudalaimuthu and RAJ 2009).

The music that will soon be heard from the maritime building's infrastructure and the organ, with assistance from a stream of visitors over the summer, is essentially "authorless," but "strongly directed," he said.

Under most of the skyway is other vehicular, rail, maritime, and industrial infrastructure built on landfilled wetlands of the New Jersey Meadowlands.

Several reviews of project histories (van Hooydonk 2006, Mink 2007) found that ports, maritime, and coastal infrastructures are often close to protected nature areas and appear to be especially affected by the provisions of the EU nature conservation policy, such as the Birds and Habitats Directives.

Less than one year ago Li Keqiang, the Chinese premier, signed agreements with Vietnam on trade, infrastructure and maritime security, including recommitting China to a 2011 bilateral pact to manage peaceably their differences in the South China sea.

In this context, it is of a great importance the development of organization and locational nodal infrastructure of maritime transport, especially in countries like Greece, which have acknowledged to a large extent their development evolution, in shipping and maritime transport, and also rely for their present and future activity on the exploitation of this sector's opportunities.