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Перевод: infrastructure

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Тезаурус:

1. As Section 2 showed the European community has demonstrated an increasing enthusiasm 1979 for the use of major investment in infrastructure as a means of promoting European integration.
2. Finally, the corporation has become more interested in investing in social infrastructure.
3. With a difficult terrain and scattered population, the provision of essential infrastructure like education and health services is obviously a problem.
4. C. Now there is a vast change taking place in the infrastructure.
5. FISHING VILLAGE SPAWNS TOTAL BUSINESS CENTRE With its stable government, advanced business services, first-world infrastructure, educated workforce and fast-rising GNP, Singapore seems likely to achieve the developed nation status it craves
6. The Government will continue to invest in a strong infrastructure, and boost technology expertise in the regions.
7. He also considered buying a castle in the Borders and converting it, but all the available properties were too distant from any population centres or local infrastructure of any significance.
8. We need rather to consider its industrial transformation in the context of the development of a communications infrastructure.
9. Director-general Stig Larsson says, however, that privatisation will not be feasible for the foreseeable future - and he would like to see infrastructure brought under SJ's control.
10. Proved gas reserves are largely concentrated in the three major oil producing countries, Algeria, Libya and Nigeria and, for these countries, offer great potential if an infrastructure can be developed.
11. These huge reserves are largely unexploited - and hardly any infrastructure exists, though a planned 1 billion gas gathering system to transport gas from Escravos to a new power station near Lagos is planned.
12. The new men were not aping the landed gentry; they were basing their careers upon the infrastructure provided by urban Britain.
13. Brian Nicholson, chairman of the board, said: "Our geographical location lends itself to strong links with the European arts infrastructure and I am confident that we will develop exciting initiatives in all areas of activity."