By means of this process and under state law, cities had been able to renew infrastructure and promote economic development.
While incomes have improved, the failure to complete reforms has left Russia overly dependent on oil and gas exports to support the budget and renew infrastructure.
The academic growth of the campus has been supported by its physical transformation, preserving the iconic architecture of the original campus while renewing infrastructure to meet contemporary academic needs.
Program proponents argue that power from new plants of any kind not just solar is more expensive and that projected rate hikes in Ontario relate mostly to the cost of renewing infrastructure after years of underinvestment.
Obama said that the government will step in where even minimum wage jobs are in short supply by directing money toward using the unemployed to renew infrastructure "like the nearly 70,000 structurally deficient bridges across the country" and providing work "rebuilding vacant homes in run-down neighbourhoods".
The operator has underspent on maintenance, deferred plans to renew infrastructure and allowed engineering work to over-run, the Office of Rail Regulation (ORR) said.
It makes no sense, especially in a time of fiscal crisis, to forego taxes that can be used for improved public education, renewed national infrastructure, and countless other pressing needs, in order to indulge the individual preferences and personal gratification of the wealthy.
Problems such as reinventing education, addressing climate change, improving health outcomes, transforming giant enterprises, or renewing transportation infrastructure – my topic during national Infrastructure Week, May 11-15 – are long-term in nature, involve factors outside the control of any one organization, and sometimes lack a clear path forward.
There are opportunities to renew our infrastructure.
