Sentence examples for the planned infrastructure from inspiring English sources

The approvals have sparked broad opposition among environmentalists, some First Nations and several of the communities affected by the planned infrastructure projects.

We can therefore be confident that, if Britain goes forward with its ambitious plans to integrate its energy market with the rest of Europe, it can count on the agency to ensure that the main beneficiary of the planned infrastructure investments will pay their share.

In the context of the OBOR initiative, many projects will be required to build specific parts of the planned infrastructure.

Beside a catalog service and an access service to selected data, value-added services are part of the planned infrastructure ESPAS (2013).

To finance the planned infrastructure projects, it was envisaged to use Private Public Partnership models and to generate financing through road pricing (a flat-rate road pricing (Autobahnvignette) on motorways for private cars was introduced in the year 1997).

Thus, our findings concerning the relative costs and benefits of the planned infrastructure investments in these three communities may not generalize to highly urban settings with higher baseline levels of transportation physical activity, higher levels of public transit usage, and/or different demographic characteristics than North Carolina.

Desire lines clearly show the differences between the way of thinking, priorities and preferences of normal people and the planners, which may indicate the fitness of use of the formally planned infrastructure network.

It therefore remains the case that the gap in planned infrastructure investment between and north and south is nearly £2,000 per person".

It was important that the $90bn£72bnbn) of planned infrastructure spending over the next 15 years was for low-CO2 and climate-resilient investment.

A port spokeswoman, Andrea Kennedy, told the Guardian that planned infrastructure upgrades at Port Everglades were aimed at improving trade with European, South American and other Caribbean nations.

But low carbon already makes up the biggest chunk of the Treasury's pipeline of planned infrastructure projects.