Sentence examples for part of its infrastructure from inspiring English sources
Still, if the scene at B&Q on Lea Bridge Road on Friday is anything to go by, the council is plainly seeking to reach out over the next part of its infrastructure programme.
In our opinion, the only way a new entrant can hope to compete successfully and profitably is if a large part of its infrastructure and delivery costs are more than covered by the distribution of other items, say newspapers & magazine.
However, these networks have a short communication threshold; therefore, they need to include a routing protocol as part of its infrastructure to allow mobile workers to collaborate when they are not physically close.
At a time when the private finance initiative in the UK is collapsing into a discredited mess – in the case of Carillion, so literally discredited that the company is bankrupt – across the Atlantic another public body, the city of Toronto, is trying to solve its short-term problems by handing responsibility for part of its infrastructure over to a giant private company.
Meanwhile the government has announced measures to enable shale gas drilling as part of its infrastructure plans.
CloudFlare, for example, uses it in production to run important aspects of its Railgun software, Bitly uses it to power some parts of its infrastructure, as do Heroku and an increasing number of startups and established companies.
Belgium recently said it had no problems with Gazprom owning parts of its infrastructure.
The 2010 World Cup soccer tournament transformed parts of its infrastructure.
Mind you, the miserable sods stripped the city of much of its industrial machinery along with essential parts of its infrastructure.
He said he would most likely reorganize the company, spinning off key parts of its infrastructure and assets into separate companies.
Over the past five years, Greece has faltered on promises to sell vital parts of its infrastructure – ports, airports, marinas and waterworks – in exchange for billions of euros in loans.
