Sentence examples for restoring infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Restoring infrastructure and livelihoods can increase recovery opportunities for households and communities, potentially reducing vulnerability and dependence on aid.

It could come from the well-heeled German government, if it could be persuaded to delay its so-called Black Zero of balancing the books next year - by, as a minimum (some would say), restoring infrastructure spending to the levels of 20 years ago.

"In turn, the global economy suffers, compounding the growing costs of preparing and restoring infrastructure".

Imagine if this were applied exclusively to adaptive reuse, historic preservation, and restoring infrastructure.

The first group includes actions such as demobilizing soldiers, restoring infrastructure, building institutions and providing services, while the second includes promoting positive state society and intra-society relations; restoring/generating trust in government, public institutions and among citizens; and fostering socio-political cohesion.

"It's that it's an entity that knows how to quickly restore infrastructure and the essentials of order".

The Chinese government is rushing to restore infrastructure throughout the earthquake zone, clearing roads and restoring electricity, water and telephone service as fast as it can.

But the most frustrating thing, according to Atwood, is that the "government seems more interested protecting themselves than in actually doing anything to attract investment, build productivity, restore infrastructure or protect the poor".

These impact thresholds can in turn inform damage ratios, which express the economic cost required to restore infrastructure (i.e. absolute damage) by indicating the damaged proportion of the infrastructure (i.e. relative loss) (Reese and Ramsay 2010, Tarbotton et al. 2015).

A team of vets from Israel and volunteers from the Czech Republic traveled to Georgia to help save animals and restore infrastructure at the zoo, reported the Jerusalem Post on Wednesday.

Once the most pressing needs are met, significant and sustained support will help to rebuild schools, restore infrastructure and re-establish child protection measures.