Sentence examples for those infrastructures from inspiring English sources

"Now the time has come to leave those infrastructures to the youth," he told the BBC Somali service.

"Beginning in the 1980s, in the United States it was perceptible that things were beginning to deteriorate, that the maintenance of those infrastructures was getting worse and that the network didn't evolve in any way to keep pace with the country," a former Spanish economy secretary says by way of a coda.

And those infrastructures, expenses, are not supported by the current income-tax structure.

So these events now have the potential to disrupt those infrastructures – and thus have profound economic and societal impact.

Galison has defined "trading zones" those infrastructures and those concepts which function as "exchangers" for dialogues between different sub-cultures.

This occurs even with those infrastructures that have played an essential role in underpinning the daily existence of entire civilizations.

The grant can be used for anything except big expenses such as building a new laboratory or buying a supercomputer--those infrastructure costs are the responsibility of the host country and are built into the proposal.

About half of those infrastructure programs have been completed, with Internet availability growing to 98 percent of homes from fewer than 90 percent.

"This is one of those infrastructure investments you make at the beginning of a century that serves you throughout the century," said the state's transportation commissioner, James Weinstein.

Investors may want to to seek out those infrastructure providers with strong software partnerships, a tactic favored by William G. Dering Jr., vice president of A.S.P. research at C. E. Unterberg, Towbin, a New York brokerage firm.

Over the last 11 weeks we've been identifying and addressing those infrastructure needs for families over there … and we're getting on with the job," Morrison said at the weekly Operation Sovereign Borders briefing on Friday.