Sentence examples for replacement of infrastructure from inspiring English sources
Losses on the Nasdaq were contained, with tech shares getting a lift from the replacement of infrastructure.
The recently enacted plan allocates more funds to the maintenance and replacement of infrastructure, and to inland waterways.
A priority is the repair or replacement of infrastructure, starting with the $2.2 trillion the American Society of Civil Engineers reports we need to spend over the next 5 years to make it safe.
Those water savings are likely to pay off quickly as utilities raise their rates across the country in response to rising demand due to everything from rising populations in some areas, new EPA stormwater regulations and the replacement of aging infrastructure.
A review of the recent contributions published in the last few years (Table 1) show that the research field is interested by the usage of UAVs in area that are difficult to access, and also as a temporary replacement of local infrastructure (like cellphone towers).
"The data confirms what most Angelenos know – which is that we need to invest more in the maintenance and upkeep and repair and replacement of our infrastructure," said Councilman Paul Krekorian.
The solution, however, is not to hand over the replacement of vital UK infrastructure lock, stock and barrel to China.
"The type, size and complexities of work associated with the replacement of the utility infrastructure systems necessitates that extensive excavation and support structures are erected to effectively and safely conduct this work," she said.
The annual costs for repair, maintenance and replacement of civil engineering infrastructure attracts significant expenditure in the UK.
With a growing population and densely populated urban environments, China is looking at alternative methods of underground pipeline installation and replacement of their aging infrastructure.
Over the past 10 years, Australian researchers have actively pursued the development of new structural systems utilising fibre composites, for the rehabilitation and replacement of deteriorating civil infrastructure.
