Sentence examples for starting infrastructure from inspiring English sources
A 2013 World Bank study pointed out that Singh's government and its appointees further liberalized the rules for foreign investment, opening banks, and starting infrastructure projects, to name three areas.
Representatives of BusinessEurope said they were also concerned by new requirements in the draft rules to carry out assessments for preserving the natural environment before starting infrastructure projects like building airports and railways.
Despite several limitations, our findings suggest that investments have been recently made for surveillance in most countries and thus provide a starting infrastructure for capturing avian influenza virus diversity.
The major and mid-level cities in the Hunan Province started infrastructure building on a massive scale beginning in the mid-1990s, and the demand for lime was driven up as a result.
Although the dollar looks to have pared back some of its initial losses after Trump's emollient acceptance speech — in which he reiterates his pledge to kick start infrastructure projects and create jobs.
BRUSSELS — In his first State of the Union speech, José Manuel Barroso, the European Commission president, called Tuesday for the creation of E.U. bonds to kick-start infrastructure projects and tackle unemployment across the continent.
"The chancellor should seize the opportunity in next month's Budget to be radical, and introduce measures that create an environment of enterprise, stimulate export growth, kick-start infrastructure projects and create a structure of business finance which supports growing companies".
"Had they started with infrastructure," said Marcia Hale of the bipartisan infrastructure advocacy group Building America's Future, "we might be in a very different place with our politics".
It has to start somewhere; infrastructure is a good place.
If government gets started on infrastructure, housing will surely follow.
Half have already started cancelling infrastructure projects, cutting health-care benefits or laying off workers.The federal government can counter this.
