Sentence examples for move infrastructure from inspiring English sources

The Bee system allows UNICEF to establish, replicate and move infrastructure with ease – like a queen bee supporting various workers engaged in building the capacity of the community.

The government appears to be moving infrastructure up the political agenda.

We utilize the term relocation throughout to describe this process of moving infrastructure and homes to a new destination, which has been the term used locally in Fiji.

And even if your startup beats the odds and survives its infancy without a serious incident, playing catch up later will cost many times more in time, money, reputation and distraction as you change architectures, re-writing code, moving infrastructure, re-imaging laptops, migrating email, and replacing billing systems.

As the risk of fire increases, it might be appropriate to consider moving infrastructure out of fire-prone areas and restricting visitor access to fire-prone areas during fire seasons to lower the incidence of accidental fires.

He loosened bureaucratic rules to move important infrastructure projects along more quickly.

"The new standard will move security infrastructure beyond the PC era, supporting emerging technologies and changing consumer needs," it said.

The move from infrastructure to the cloud and the boom in smartphones and tablets have further increased demand.

Radek Sikorski, the Polish foreign minister, questioned whether the promise of mutual defence from armed attack enshrined in Article 5 of NATO's charter was becoming "diluted".Mr Sikorski wants NATO to move military infrastructure east.

More success is likely to come as companies continue to move their infrastructure onto the cloud.

As more businesses move their infrastructure to the cloud, the demand for this kind of management service is growing quickly.