Examples of using Infrastructure needs in English and their translations into Slovak
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Our infrastructure needs work.
This initiative follows the TINA project(Telecommunications Infrastructure Needs Assessment).
Sports infrastructure needs massive capital investment.
During his fall campaign,President Donald Trump promised to spend upwards of $1 trillion on infrastructure needs.
New airport infrastructure needs careful consideration.
The fast increase in RES is raising issues of costs,energy market influence and infrastructure needs.
Infrastructure needs and diversification of energy supplies;
Building land-based infrastructure needs careful land-use planning.
Infrastructure needs and diversification of energy supplies;
Projects also pool smaller infrastructure needs by sector and geography.
From infrastructure needs assessment towards coordinated planning.
It is therefore all the more significant that the pilot action“Infrastructure Needs Assessment Tool”(INAT) was implemented within the project CENTROPE CAPACITY.
Infrastructure needs to be, at the same time, cost-effective and environment-friendly.
To protect access to a network, a network infrastructure needs to provide the following areas of functionality.
The same goes for cross-border cooperation and land-use planning-, town planning- and urban sprawl-related problems,all of which increase transport infrastructure needs.
He says the infrastructure needs to rebuilt after these calamities.
Single Layer: Priority projects in current form(amended as necessary),complemented by priority infrastructure needs resulting from requirements of various transport services.
The Road infrastructure needs serious attention because it is either seriously deficient or missing altogether.
CENTROPE pilot project“Infrastructure Needs Assessment Tool- fostering competitive regional development”.
The CENTROPE Infrastructure Needs Assessment pilot project will lay the foundation for improved cross-regional cooperation.
The state should decide on the long-term infrastructure needs for all modes of transport within its transport policy in accordance with future user needs. .
Meeting large infrastructure needs- including proper maintenance and operation- is and will remain a major challenge for the European Union(EU) in the coming years, requiring targeted innovative financing mechanisms.
The CENTROPE pilot project“Infrastructure Needs Assessment Tool”(INAT) looks for answers to aid cross-border co-operation in this field.
The energy infrastructure needs significant upgrading and new capacity whilst member states and investors need concrete milestones.
A key pilotactivity started right now is the Infrastructure Needs Assessment process which is to lay the groundwork for more comprehensive and multilaterally coordinated development of infrastructures, like road and rail links across the region.
Broadband infrastructure needs a competitive market in all areas of the Union, not the least in order to tackle the problem of market players that are not providing customers with the Internet connection speeds promised in their contracts.
Adequate port infrastructure needs to ensure a better energy security of supply and enhance competitiveness of those industries4.
The EESC underlines that broadband infrastructure needs a competitive market in all areas of the Union, not the least in order to tackle the problem of market players that are not providing customers with the Internet connection speeds promised in their contracts.
