In many universities the infrastructures to attract and deal with foreign students and staff are underdeveloped.
These are the infrastructures that allow other firms to develop applications, or "apps", for these devices.
Among the infrastructures it will focus on are railroads, air transportation, communications and electric and gas utilities.
These migrants in turn place new demands on the infrastructures and economies of the countries in which they arrive, undermining tolerance and further fuelling political populism.
As coal-fired power plants are decommissioned, many are looking at ways to reuse some or all of the infrastructures left behind.
This book's greatest secrets are subterranean as it burrows into the infrastructures of cities and takes a downward spiritual turn toward the First Realm, a form of hell.
It's liberty where you have the infrastructures of society that make it possible, and one of the elements is a certain commitment to equality.
This will be phased in, and we've done a lot of homework to understand the infrastructures that will be needed to keep the sports viable.
It is not made clear, but presumably these recreational activities and the infrastructures needed to support egalitarian mass tourism would be placed outside of the actual wilderness area.
Besides, for most consumers that Earthbound Farm organic baby arugula from Whole Foods isn't an opportunity to dismantle the infrastructures of the modern world; it's simply salad.
Until there is enough money to shore up the infrastructures of host countries and improve the lives and prospects of their refugee populations, said Fleming, "people are going to continue to leave and head for Europe".
