Finally, I show how the ordinary infrastructures of water supply—such as barrels, cisterns, and buckets, common tools in Tijuana homes both coexist with and limit state power, resulting in variegated geographies of institutional authority, punctuated by alternative spaces of rule.
The nuclear power station proposed at Hinkley Point is no ordinary piece of infrastructure.
At what has been the height of the holiday season, at a time of enormous economic hardship for ordinary Greeks, local infrastructure has buckled under the pressure.
These sequences suggest not the kind of incivility and violence that exists in all societies, but the ordinary breakdown of infrastructure and civil management — a sort of lawlessness of neglect that indicates more fundamental breakdowns of civic order.
To compensate for a lack of governmental infrastructure, ordinary citizens of Berlin have begun multiple grassroots organizations in order to provide more reliable housing, food, and other donations for refugees.
Rather, it is necessary to distinguish between "good" infrastructure, benefitting ordinary Australians as Abbott perceives them, and "bad" infrastructure, foisted on the public by un-Australian groups such as environmentalists, trade unionists and the Labor party.
Boardman argues that road infrastructure for ordinary commuters will need to improve before cycling can truly reach its potential in the UK, and concedes that no other British sport is likely to ever match the levels of investment enjoyed by football in the foreseeable future.
The infrastructure improvements, in ordinary circumstances, would be welcome news in a poor and neglected neighborhood like Silwan.
Great efforts must be made to construct human rights protections for ordinary people alongside the physical infrastructure that has been destroyed.
But the essay-scoring software that he and his teammates developed uses relatively small data sets and ordinary PCs — so the additional infrastructure cost for schools could be nil.
