Sentence examples for town infrastructure from inspiring English sources

The capital Dhaka, one of the world's ten largest cities, has begun to rid itself of its one-buffalo town infrastructure.

Much state and federal government money was invested in the scheme, the town infrastructure was built, and the production started in February 1944.

Especially, during the planning of mountain villages and towns, infrastructure development, and major engineering decision making, the government and its operating units must complete disaster risk assessment planning before construction, and keep all buildings, roads, and other infrastructure away from potentially dangerous glacial lakes in order to avoid unnecessary damage.

With a third of the country now out of Baghdad's grip, an outcome more likely than formal partition could be de facto division of the country even as fighting continues for control of oil and scarce water resources, multiethnic towns, infrastructure and military bases, analysts said.

However, much of the town's infrastructure fell into disrepair during the civil war that began in 1983 and continued until a peace accord ended hostilities in 2005.

National disaster relief officials said Monday afternoon that the local authorities had estimated that 80 percent of the town's infrastructure was damaged, including schools and scores of homes.

It wreaked devastation across the archipelago, including the island of Éfaté and Port-Vila on it, which had just completed rebuilding from a 2002 earthquake that had greatly damaged the town's infrastructure.

Resentment also emerged when Shougang did not invest a promised $150 million in the mine and the town's infrastructure, opting instead to pay a $14 million fine for failing to do so, and left blocks of housing once occupied by workers vacant in a town with an acute housing shortage.

The organisers thought the town's infrastructure lent itself to just this sort of event; there was even talk of borrowing the Regatta's tents.Despite protestations that lap-dancing is a misunderstood art, the level of outrage in Henley has obliged the promoters, NiteDance Entertainment, to think again.

But many residents are concerned it could create too much pressure on the town's infrastructure and lead to major traffic problems.

"The developers did offer us money to help with the town's infrastructure, but it simply wasn't enough so we are leaving it for now".