Sentences with phrase «infrastructural changes»

Cyclists remain dismissive, making the usual points in Road.cc: that» you do have to have some infrastructural changes for cycling, but they are about taking space from motor traffic on our streets, not sticking us up in the sky,» or my favorite:

Implementing a speedy and effectual outreach post-disaster is a nontrivial challenge «due to potential infrastructural changes such as destruction of road systems that make some highways impassable, and damage to the facilities and / or warehouses that serve as storage for relief supplies.»

Artists are often highly attuned to infrastructural change, perhaps because the practice of art requires the continual circulation of data, images and objects, as well as the constant negotiation of changing media standards and forms.

She complicates the notion that increased visibility of marginalized communities will result in recognition by those in power, and therefore, infrastructural change.

A major infrastructural change to our transportation sector is needed, and that change must come from the federal government through direct, targeted policy aimed at eliminating our use of hydrocarbon fuel in cars, trucks, and airplanes.

Making the city surfaces more permeable is an infrastructural change that has to be considered as seriously as rainwater harvesting.

Not exact matches

Why will we not want to see the spin - off impact of these investments and change the administration just reaches the stage of delivering its infrastructural based socio - economic development hinged on job creation and industrial renaissance?

The Governor of Osun State, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, on Tuesday said the dearth of infrastructural development in Osun State before 2010 necessitated the urgent need to borrow and change the face of the state.

Wike expressed the displeasure in Port Harcourt while declaring open an FCC workshop to sensitise South - South stakeholders on socio - economic and infrastructural facilities and strategic partnership on the change agenda.

The report - entitled The Rail Journey to 2020 - focuses on the period 2011 - 2020, which will see the passenger rail industry in Europe impacted by an unprecedented combination of factors: some relating to structural change, others arising from opportunities created by infrastructural investments and technology.

Since coming to Atlanta in 2013, Camblin's leadership at ART PAPERS has built on and activated the city's fundamentally contradictory identity as both a provincial creative community and an increasingly galvanized global city where, as she says, artists «are trying against infrastructural odds, but amid a lot of positive talk of change, to get a community together.»

has built on and activated the city's fundamentally contradictory identity as both a provincial creative community and an increasingly galvanized global city where, as she says, artists «are trying against infrastructural odds, but amid a lot of positive talk of change, to get a community together.»

The results suggest that policies emphasizing the attribution of extreme events to climate change and infrastructural mitigation may reduce climate change the most.

Of equal, if not greater, importance to such physical and infrastructural adaptations are a broad range of measures that reduce vulnerabilities and increase community resilience to climate change.

To be eligible for funding, these projects must focus on infrastructural or operational changes as opposed to solely outreach or educational efforts (for instance, bringing a speaker to campus is not an intended use of the funds, unless perhaps in conjunction with some related campus operational project).

Adaptation to climate change that involves infrastructural works generally require large up - front overhead costs, which in the case of small islands can not be easily downscaled in proportion to the size of the population or territory.

Designed by NLÉ, a firm founded by Nigerian - born architect Kunlé Adeyemi, the Makoko Floating School is a prototype that could be applied to other areas in Africa that face infrastructural and social challenges due to climate change.

shaped as a series of free, flowing forms, will be no longer enclosed by walls of the static kind but a dense, cubic volume of infrastructural network, including LED lights and mist making system, which are capable of changing the appearance of the building from one moment to another as programmed through computer.

Gender equality has become a significant cross-cutting issue in all areas of development including agriculture, health, energy, infrastructural development, transport as well as climate change.

I like reading Ron Friedmann's posts about KM because he almost always gets to the philosophical issues a firm has to deal with in order to start making the real operational changes — strategic, infrastructural, technological, etc. — required to wire - up.

Most radical change to come: The passing of law firms» generational torch from boomers to millennials, which will change almost everything about firms» cultural and infrastructural models.