Sentence examples for segregated infrastructure from inspiring English sources

It's plain to those who wish to see that installing segregated infrastructure is not the universal answer to this question.

City Hall says it has to get it right but it will deliver new segregated infrastructure.

The security model required that the system be under the company's physical control, but with its own, segregated infrastructure.

The major difference between Microsoft's enterprise solution and this government cloud is that the government data lives on its own segregated infrastructure.

London is embarking on safer segregated infrastructure particularly at junctions but this will again raise concerns about progress and speed of delivery.

The vehicle's progress can be delayed by other vehicles belonging to the same service, or by other vehicles sharing the lane or tracks on a non segregated infrastructure.

But France is similar to the UK in terms of there being not much segregated cycling infrastructure, and yet it's safer to cycle in France than in the UK.

"It has segregated events infrastructure from the people using the park, so they won't come into contact with them and can use the park at their leisure," a council spokesperson said.

Saudi Arabian leaders were then finally forced to think hard about the gender-segregated infrastructure — the women-only offices, shops, bank branches, sections of government agencies, and all the rest — that have been built and maintained for decades at enormous expense.

The absence of cycling infrastructures (segregated from main road) and the absence of cycle lanes in the road infrastructure were ranked as the first, second and third most important barriers, by 25.4% and 24.8% of the students, respectively.

The absence of cycling infrastructures (segregated from main road) was ranked as the most important factor by 13.3% of the students.