Sentence examples for plan infrastructure from inspiring English sources

If we do mean to push London eastwards, should we not say so now, and plan infrastructure accordingly?

The European Commission admits, for example, that it is hard to plan infrastructure projects in the north when an estimated 78% of private land there belongs to Greek-Cypriot families.

The private limited company said that it has  no special relationship with Mr. Yadav, and it has helped plan infrastructure projects throughout India, including highways in Bihar and Delhi.

BLOOMBERG NEWS Macquarieie Said to Plan Infrastructure Fund  |  The Macquarie Group is looking to raise $2 billion for a fund to invest in infrastructure in the United States and Canada, The Wall Street Journal reports, citing an unidentified person familiar with the matter.

Score: 1 Guardian verdict: Despite strong spending at first under the recovery plan, infrastructure spending has continued to lag behind what all parties agree needs doing, mainly due to the failure to reach agreement on wider tax and spending priorities with Congress.

A host of senior business people, including Barack Obama's most trusted economic adviser, will hear Labour leader Ed Miliband step up his pro-business message by promising to set up a new independent national body to fast track and plan infrastructure investment in the UK.

That puts at risk planned infrastructure projects budgeted at 870 billion reais ($325 billion), including some needed for the Olympics.

But low carbon already makes up the biggest chunk of the Treasury's pipeline of planned infrastructure projects.

Yet with the right planning, infrastructure and management, all gardens can and should be homes for nature.

"The Taliban retain the command and military planning infrastructure to put together complex and sophisticated attacks," said Stephen Biddle, a professor at George Washington University with expertise in defense studies.

By switching to a "two-child policy," the Chinese government has signalled that it does not intend to dismantle its family-planning infrastructure.