Sentence examples for much needed infrastructure from inspiring English sources

"President Jokowi is mobilising resources of the nation to deliver much needed infrastructure and public services in Papua," it said.

"A crisis such as Hurricane Sandy reemphasizes how vital telecommunications and mass transit are to our society and reaffirm our efforts to build much needed infrastructure throughout the New York City subway system," Mr. Bayne said in a statement.

Despite the international aid money that has been pledged to Haiti, the absence of a viable security force and the lack of other much needed infrastructure - like roads, schools and medical care - inhibits real recovery and perpetuates an environment that not only makes life in Haiti dangerous but unlivable for its poorest and most vulnerable residents.

Out of the blue, a plan has been tabled to establish a community land trust (CLT), facilitated by a proposed donation from the prison of enough land to build 20 houses – a number of which will be "affordable" – managed by a housing association, which will provide around £250,000 for the much needed infrastructure repairs.

Global demand for exports did hurt the export industry in China, but that was offset by increased government spending on infrastructure, and to be frank, very much needed infrastructure.

The 2016 Olympics will bring much needed infrastructure to a country that lacks in people amenities what it makes up for in oil and natural reserves.

Leading globally even in countries where we face challenges offers much- needed infrastructure and intelligence.

Rather than taking advantage of low interest rates and spare resources to rebuild much needed- infrastructure, the UK government and its predecessor did the opposite.

This positive trending has created the kind of environment for scholarly publishers like Elsevier to provide the much needed research infrastructure that will enable China's scholastic ecosystem to be developed through network expansion, knowledge sharing and critical skills training.

"Can all the investments stay focused on necessary infrastructure and building the much needed social welfare infrastructure to boost consumption?" he asked shortly after the fiscal stimulus announcement.

But NIIT said it needed infrastructure.