Sentence examples for paid infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Closely linked to this, assessments of financial sustainability at the level of service delivery, where staff salaries are paid, infrastructure is upgraded or maintained and essential medicines and equipment purchased, among other costs is essential for understanding the impact of programmes on the system (Shakarishvili et al. 2010).

Wilpon was unavailable to discuss his plan or whether he would ask the city and state to pay infrastructure costs, as they did for Citi Field and the new Yankee Stadium.

Sam Katz, a sports finance expert who advised the Whitman administration, said that such a large public commitment to pay infrastructure costs, and use taxes to pay off bonds, "gets close to unconscionable".

To help the territory catch up, they have paid for infrastructure and a huge leap in education levels.

Sources linked Future Fund's reasons for selling to the high prices being paid for infrastructure assets generally, as more and more institutional investors look to acquire assets in the sector.

With separation of infrastructures and operation, railway users pay the infrastructure owner for the circulation of trains and energy consumption.

Virginia has increased its sales tax to pay for infrastructure.

The Olympics would pay for infrastructure that would benefit the private developers, and vice versa.

Foundation executives said they believe the Port Authority should pay these infrastructure costs.

"If these taxes didn't exist, the airlines would be paying for infrastructure through more use of direct fees".

During the trip, Cameron announced the UK would give £300m to the Caribbean to pay for infrastructure.