Sentence examples for safeguarding infrastructure from inspiring English sources

He added safeguarding infrastructure investment was "the balanced, fair and most importantly pro-growth choice the Government should make".

The coalition government hopes to soften the impact of deep reductions in public spending – and deflect criticism from those who say the cuts will put economic recovery at risk – by presenting a parallel growth strategy for the public sector, based on safeguarding infrastructure projects, education reform and tax incentives for business.

Saudi Arabia also sent UK-supplied armoured vehicles to Bahrain to safeguard infrastructure, allowing the Bahraini monarchy violently to repress the pro-democracy opposition movement, led by the country's Shia majority.

The aim is to cut costs, safeguard infrastructure, manage decommissioning sensibly and attract investment.

Congress is likely to revisit online security legislation — meant to safeguard critical infrastructure from attack — that failed last year.

So I think, following the line of Philippe, that's really government's task -- to safeguard the infrastructure -- but not without putting pressure on the airlines to be sound and to restructure themselves.

In order to tackle the issues of rapid urbanization in Asia, it is important to enhance the role of local authorities and the private sector (mainly the SMEs) to safeguard critical infrastructure and make investments disaster resilient.

Speaking of DC, this is where the decisions are made to spend billions on defense overseas but just over $700 million to safeguard critical infrastructures throughout the entire nation.

They are advantages that allow us to create jobs and build our innovation economy, while simultaneously protecting our security and safeguarding critical infrastructure.

In a statement issued Tuesday night, Mr. Bush said Mr. Ridge's efforts "have resulted in safer skies, increased border and port security, and enhanced measures to safeguard our critical infrastructure and the American public".

December 1, 2004, the day after Ridge announced his resignation, Bush said: "His efforts have resulted in safer skies, increased border and port security, and enhanced measures to safeguard our critical infrastructure and the American public.