Sentence examples for more infrastructure and from inspiring English sources
While urban areas have the advantage of more infrastructure and health services, there are also unexpected variables and unanticipated dynamics.
In the developing world, the most pressing water needs center on providing more infrastructure and ensuring that administrative institutions function better, he said.
"Google will need to collect a lot more infrastructure and digital data about other parts of the country and internationally," says Schwarz.
The implication of such policies is a tendency towards more infrastructure, and a move away from cheaper (on average) gas to more expensive sources of energy.
Making more power closer to where it is used, advocates say, can reduce stress on the grid and make it more reliable, as well as save utilities from having to build and maintain more infrastructure and large, centralized generators.
Mr. Yoon has invested nearly 13 percent of the assets in Covidien, a maker of general surgery products, on the theory that whatever happens in the United States will be offset by greater spending overseas as developing countries race to build more infrastructure and create new hospitals.
We've got to find more infrastructure – roads and rail and the like – we're doing more of that and again we're using the government's low interest rates to help construct those projects, to guarantee those projects".
She demanded stricter enforcement of trade rules that protect workers, and called for more infrastructure spending and trust-busting.
Mr Johnson has also frozen City Hall's take from local taxes and lobbied for more infrastructure spending and a looser immigration policy.
Then Isobel Yeung heads to the Democratic Republic of Congo, Kenya, and South Africa to find out why China is financing more infrastructure projects and selling more goods to Africa than any other trade partner in the world.
Republicans are under intense pressure from the business lobbies to compromise with Democrats to get certain things done: more infrastructure spending and tax breaks for energy innovation.
