Sentence examples for tackling infrastructure from inspiring English sources
Chris Leslie, the shadow chancellor, said: "Britain needs a serious strategy to help exporters – this means redoubling efforts to boost productivity, tackling infrastructure obstacles, addressing the skills deficit and ensuring innovators can access the capital they need".
The problem was that tackling infrastructure would have required a great deal of effort on his part.
With a major tax bill out of the way, Mr. Trump has said he hopes to tackle infrastructure next.
The Works Progress Administration and the Civilian Conservation Corps tackled infrastructure projects, much as Mr. Obama proposes — but these New Deal programs were not enough to restore full employment.
But with the House soon to be in Democratic control, Chao said Tuesday that the administration remains eager to tackle infrastructure challenges.
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn favours bringing public sector contracts in-house and having traditional contracts with building companies to tackle infrastructure projects.
The plan, which will tackle infrastructure deficits in areas such as roads and housing, will be funded almost entirely from domestic resources, with little reliance, unlike previously, on support from the European Union.
"The introduction of drones can add to the many solutions we have available to tackle infrastructure challenges in Rwanda," Junior Sabena Mutabazi wrote in the pro-government New Times newspaper.
Trump planned to visit Thursday, with the president's lofty rhetoric Tuesday night about bipartisanship, and his ambitious promises to tackle infrastructure and immigration, likely to come up against the internal divisions within the GOP.
Northeastern Brazil could be an ideal location for young international scientists seeking independence, provided they are willing to tackle infrastructure problems and red tape.
That means tackling the infrastructure, especially the transportation system, which is catastrophic, the bureaucracy and corruption".
