Sentence examples for supportive infrastructure from inspiring English sources

While sites in both Zamfara and Jigawa met the criteria in terms of population size and supportive infrastructure, the state and local government support among stakeholders was found to be much stronger in Zamfara.

A supportive infrastructure of galleries, museums and collectors — of a kind that exists in India now — was simply not there.

Finally, you need a supportive infrastructure, and I include in that not just roads and railways, but childcare.

Does the streamlined and supportive infrastructure in Silicon Valley, Los Angeles and New York allow entrepreneurs to efficiently allocate resources, enhance investment and networking opportunities, attract talent and secure appropriate facilities?

The second doctrine is an expansive definition of the so-called "supportive infrastructure of terrorism", whose practical application, according to the report, by extension made "the foundations of civilian life" and the "civilian population" a target.

Even the most industrialized society needs a supportive infrastructure -- which is why I left a 20-year career at Procter & Gamble to become a palliative care nurse practitioner and educator.

Supportive infrastructures should be improved to ensure the provision of adequate chemotherapy to all cancer patients.

Policy decisions will influence opportunities for developing researchers, can facilitate collaborations in research, support research careers, fund research directed by practice priorities, and can influence the sustainability and the very existence of supportive infrastructures such as research networks.

Only a larger investment in family-supportive infrastructure at more institutions will make academic science less difficult for scientists who want to have families.

These include low self-efficacy of GPs for providing health behaviour change information, competing pressures on time, lack of supportive organisational infrastructure or funding to support assessments [ 19, 20].

For the critical dependent constructs of this study, customers' value co-creation behaviors, including participation behavior and citizenship behavior, firms should not assume that when they established the supportive technological infrastructure, customers will join and support one another voluntarily.