Sentence examples for upgrade water from inspiring English sources

He added that the mayor had proposed spending $35 million in the next fiscal year to upgrade water supply security.

The U.S. government provided some compensation for the Palomares region, including a gift of $150,000 in 1968 to upgrade water facilities and the financing of the health checks for villagers.

China's government plans to spend 1 trillion yuan ($125 billion) by 2010 to build wastewater treatment plants and upgrade water distribution infrastructure around the country, the Ministry of Construction said.

Laura Garfield, Tarzana... To the editor: On our November ballot is a water bond seeking millions of taxpayer dollars to upgrade water facilities.

But money earmarked for water pales in comparison to a 2011 report commissioned by the government that found it would cost $5 billion over 10 years to upgrade water and sewage infrastructure on reserves.

After passage of the Clean Water Act and the Safe Drinking Water Act in the 1970s, the feds doled out billions more dollars, this time to local communities to help upgrade water plants and pipes.

The private companies counter that they are pouring millions of dollars into upgrading water infrastructure.

Hundreds of thousands of jobs would be created if the nation were serious about repairing and upgrading water mains, crumbling pipes, water treatment plants, dams, levees and so on.

If MPs and peers agree to the hefty repair project, which includes removing asbestos, repairing brickwork and upgrading water and electricity supplies, they will run the risk of being accused of spending vast sums on their own workplace.

The government plans to spend an estimated 47 billion yen (£301 million) through the end of March 2015 on two projects — 32 billion yen on the ice wall and 15 billion yen on upgraded water treatment units that is supposed to remove all radioactive elements but water-soluble tritium — according to energy agency official Tatsuya Shinkawa.

How does a planner decide whether to invest in upgrading water supplies or nuclear reactors?