Sentence examples for upgrading and extending from inspiring English sources

It notes that Iran harbours ambitions of developing a space programme, but is currently concentrating on upgrading and extending the range of its Shahab-3 missile, which has a range of 750 miles - capable of reaching Israel.

The $70 million plan would involve the addition of four extra traffic lanes, and was part of a $230 million package upgrading and extending the southern end of the Kwinana Freeway.

Potholes have been filled and transport links upgraded and extended.

Ten projects are under way to upgrade and extend existing Metro lines.

Part of a company's responsibility is to play an active role in forming clusters and to work with its home-nation buyers, suppliers, and channels to help them upgrade and extend their own competitive advantages.

The templates are informed by community standards, and ImmPort coordinates with domain experts and standards governing bodies to upgrade and extend them to meet the needs of data providers.

Veolia Water, via its subsidiary Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies, has won a contract in a consortium including Warbud, the Polish civil engineering company, and WTE, the German water company, to upgrade and extend the Czajka wastewater treatment plant in Warsaw, Poland.

The request includes proposals to develop and potentially purchase new antiballistic missiles that can be launched from ships or land, and to upgrade and extend the range of the country's current land-based missile defense systems, a significant expansion of Japan's missile defense capabilities.

Vincent Bolloré, whose Bolloré group has won the contract from Transport for London (TfL) to upgrade and extend the electric charging network, said: "We believe it could be equally successful in London, offering people a convenient and low-cost form of environmentally friendly transport".

The Japanese built a railroad from the iron mines in the southwestern mountains to the coast, which was later upgraded and extended in the 1960s and again in the 1980s around the southern coast to the western coastal city of Dongfang (Basuo).

The National Grid is charged to upgrade and extend the electricity infrastructure as part of a £110bn investment in energy in Britain.