Sentence examples for street infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Then he'd moved on to the Walthamstow "mini-Holland" cycling scheme, a substantial programme of street infrastructure changes introduced by Labour-run Waltham Forest Council using £30m awarded by Boris Johnson with the aim of promoting pedal power.

An article yesterday about a proposal by Fernando Ferrer, a Democratic candidate for New York mayor, to revive a tax on stock trades misstated the amount of revenue he would designate for investments in Wall Street infrastructure and technology.

The development plan includes more than 300 acres of new parks; a seven-mile network of walking and biking trails; modern water, sewer and street infrastructure; a bus rapid transit system to link the development to a light rail line; and a separate heavy commuter rail line about two miles away.

That spawned the growth of a Wall Street infrastructure, fostered the bond-trading "masters of the universe" of "Bonfire of the Vanities" fame, and made the Treasury market the benchmark for the world's bond markets, a haven for cautious investors around the globe.

"It will also have the benefit of keeping Kicks locked to street infrastructure out of the way of pedestrians.

Fast rail transport connects cities, and urban rail systems, the vehicles of which are able to separate as small modules from the rail network to move on the street infrastructure, cover the densely populated areas.

The paper proposes some measures for the solution to the problems, such as increasing the departure frequency of buses, building the crossing-street infrastructure for pedestrians, shortening transfer distances.

There are fuel shortages, labor unrest, gangs of armed thugs roaming the street, crumbling infrastructure and political fractiousness.

He also said the consortium would undertake significant street and infrastructure improvements in the area, including a new station of the St . Louislight-rail system.

The city will put up about $2 million in street and infrastructure improvements and will forgo up to $3.3 million in sales taxes during the store's first five years of operation.

According to Downing Street's infrastructure plan, the UK requires £200bn of investment in transport, power and telecoms projects over the next five years and most of the funding will come from the private sector.