Sentence examples for sweeping infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Set to be the most expensive World Cup ever, the majority of stadiums will have to be built from scratch, and sweeping infrastructure improvements have been promised to allow fans to move between cities.

As we wind down 2014, a wave of innovation is sweeping infrastructure software and providing outsize opportunities for startups.

There was a time in the United States when federal and local governments could initiate and orchestrate big, sweeping infrastructure projects.

However, going paperless is still very much in the future at many businesses due to the fact that sweeping infrastructure changes and comprehensive iterations to existing document management solutions (DMS) pose challenges of security and compliance, two of the most important considerations when going paperless.

For Pallone addressing climate change remains a major priority for his powerful committee, but with the GOP in charge of the Senate in the new year, they're planning to tackle the issue through bills that can pass and become law, including a sweeping infrastructure bill that would likely maintain broad bipartisan support.

The sweeping national infrastructure plan is updated every year, including dozens if not hundreds of schemes that will not start buying equipment and materials or employing labour until long after the next general election.

Over Sen. Barbara Boxer's objections, the Senate voted 78 to 21 Friday evening to pass sweeping water infrastructure legislation that changes how much water is pumped from the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta to San Joaquin Valley farmers and Southern California.

Yet much of this growth is from sweeping policy changes, government infrastructure projects, and big donor-driven or private investment programmes.

Caregivers who have spent years in Sudan suggest that without sweeping changes in government and infrastructure, the misery will continue.

For years, American officials visiting China marvelled at how Chinese leaders could push through infrastructure projects and sweeping legislative changes, without the complications of opposition and the niceties of voting.

Wanda Rushing, a professor at the University of Memphis and an expert on urban change in the South, said bike improvements were of a piece with a development model sweeping the region: bolstering transportation infrastructure and population density in the inner city.