Sentence examples for technical investment from inspiring English sources

He has already told colleagues of his frustration with the IT systems and the use of fax machines, and has earmarked around £700m for technical investment.

Two of these ports are among those designated as "open" cities and encouraged to foster foreign trade and investment: Nantong, with its extensive deepwater frontage on the Yangtze, has developed its own economic and technical investment zone; and Lianyungang, as the eastern terminus of the Longhai Railway, is a key export outlet for the central and northwestern provinces along the rail line.

We believe that with more technical investment we can fix 50percentt of the issues".

There is a lot of technical investment in ClusterShot by one of the better web development firms out there.

To be attractive to the breeding and genetics communities, low-resolution SNP-detection assays must be inexpensive, high-throughput, accurate and require little technical investment.

Lesson No. 1: It's now obvious that the much-vaunted, highly technical investment programs designed to "immunize" portfolios against risk do not work when they are most needed.

The main elements of this cycle, namely evapotranspiration, surface runoff, infiltration, groundwater-recharge, subsurface flow, spring discharge and stream flow, provide the ecosystem services of water regeneration and purification without the need for large-scale technical investments.

UHC has become a global ambition and health systems require changes to achieve UHC and need to take structural barriers into account, and require political, financial and technical investments.

With regard to increasing returns, a high level of initial financial and technical investments into a particular institutional design locks an institution onto a particular path, even when subsequent inefficiencies emerge [ 19, 31].

The partnership endeavors to improve the capacity and performance of the health system in southern Kayonza and Kirehe districts with targeted financial and technical investments focused on the health centers, coupled with quality improvement (QI) initiatives designed to improve both service delivery and strengthen monitoring and evaluation (M&E) systems.

Imagine if the Europeans came bearing genuine technical assistance, investment capital and debt restructuring as opposed to more austerity demands.