Sentence examples for supply infrastructures from inspiring English sources

The findings agree with the national statistics that shows that about 30% of rural water supply infrastructures are not working well and/or poorly managed (URT 2002).

Designing viable supply chains around biomass resources means to structure spatial organisation in a different way with implications for urban and regional planning way beyond the supply infrastructures.

The current water supply infrastructures were first developed by colonial government in 1911 and mostly focused where the elites lived (Salama 1979).

Operation of the gas fields is increasingly more complicated due to extensive supply infrastructures, varying feed gas conditions and operational problems with liquid handling in multiphase pipelines.

The proposed solution will enable and support the practical implementation of SEGs with proven low carbon and improved efficiency and reliability of energy supply infrastructures.

Traditionally, the infrastructures for the supply with these energy forms have been engineered separately, often resulting in parallel but uncoordinated supply infrastructures.

Watersheds are the most basic water supply infrastructure for cities.

Then there is the issue of building a hydrogen supply infrastructure, something Mr. Hirose says will require "society-level decisions".

In sub-Saharan Africa, water supply, infrastructure, and agriculture can be expected to incur the highest costs.

It took a healthy bit of tinkering to lower the price of installation and maintenance for its water supply infrastructure.

While intangibles are crucial to a strong brand, they note, effective marketing and supply infrastructure are equally so.