Sentence examples for nationwide infrastructure from inspiring English sources
This paper examines how a nationwide infrastructure investment policy, implemented at the local level, impacted local crime rates.
Indeed, President Barack Obama has announced new taxes on US firms parking cash overseas to fund a nationwide infrastructure overhaul.
A basic tenet of presidential politics is that the process rewards campaigns that assemble a large, nationwide infrastructure, financed by huge fund-raising teams.
US-based Computhe Sciences Corprogramme(CSC) runs the programme in the north, Midlands and east of England; BT runs it in London and has built the nationwide infrastructure.
But Obama's spending package has failed to include any nationwide infrastructure projects of note, be they bullet trains, airports or a revivified space-exploration program.
Because of the collapse of Mr. McCain's campaign in the summer of 2007, the sprint of 2008 was a frantic effort to build a nationwide infrastructure that could compete against his Democratic opponent.
Mobile phone operators and smaller network operators typically lease access to landline networks because they lack their own nationwide infrastructures.
It is quite a switch from Covad, a publicly traded company in Santa Clara., Calif., with a nationwide broadband infrastructure, thousands of employees and more than 200,000 customers.
Small-market licenses frustrated the buildup of viable nationwide wireless infrastructure; companies in urban areas had only a few voice channels, which wasn't enough capacity to serve demand, and companies in rural areas couldn't produce enough revenue to survive.
He said: "Structural separation of Openreach, the UK's only nationwide broadband infrastructure, is at the heart of creating an industry that provides the capacity and incentive to invest whilst also harnessing the power of multiple competing retailers to drive higher take-up and lower prices for customers".
To achieve this, Labour will need to prioritise a massive nationwide green infrastructure programme that will help tackle climate change, is labour-intensive, consists of work that is difficult to automate and so could provide a secure career structure for decades.
