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121. The most prominent of these lessons is that bottom-up infrastructure succeeds and sometimes even spectacularly.

122. The government also has announced a $ 250 million program of economic development and infrastructure improvements.

123. For instance, porter's model implies that national infrastructure and other factors determine national performance.

124. Strengthening of that infrastructure would stimulate self-sustaining growth in the private sector-growth which would continue after federal assistance had been withdrawn.

125. If anything the situation is worse, with sharp cutbacks in government investments in education, infrastructure, and research.

126. The government would in turn have undertaken various projects to improve the region's infrastructure.

127. Where existing infrastructure is inadequate or nonexistent, new alternatives tend to take off faster.

128. Questions relating to data integration emerge as being particularly critical in terms of environmental monitoring and settlement and infrastructure applications.

129. The colonial state also invested heavily in infrastructure such as railways and ports.

130. Ecotopian biotechnology on the contrary would possess an infrastructure based firstly on ecological rationality and secondarily on an economic basis.

131. Improvements to public infrastructure is one way of making depressed areas more attractive to private industry.

132. The settlement and infrastructure field is also characterized by a wide range of users with a great diversity of interests.

133. In summary,(www.Sentencedict.com) the key to understanding society from a Marxist perspective involves an analysis of the infrastructure.

134. The new men were not aping the landed gentry; they were basing their careers upon the infrastructure provided by urban Britain.

135. Today: The community -- with its central location and established infrastructure -- is well along on the path to a resurgence.

136. Everett expects 6,000 sailors and their families to arrive when it is finished, and has built most of the infrastructure.

137. Agreements, however, extended far beyond the most generous definition of infrastructure.

138. To make advanced computing and communications information infrastructure available to-and usable by-a larger segment of the society.

139. The joint venture will depend on Verio for Internet infrastructure requirements.

140. In other words, they must develop a defensive political infrastructure of their own.

141. Its people are overburdened by religious riot, ethnic strife, corruption and the absence of social infrastructure.

142. The family currently lacks a legal infrastructure for operating in the market economy.

143. In addition, cable telephone technology might also enhance local infrastructure in some countries.

144. Verio supports its operations with highly reliable and scalable national infrastructure and systems including a facilities-based Tier One national network.

145. These foundations support the infrastructure needed to address the ongoing, but often changing, threats from emerging infections.

146. It is responsible for the national infrastructure and standards for networking and the encouragement of the effective use of information systems.

147. That is why the Government are committed to an expanded roads programme and continuing major investment in our transport infrastructure.

148. Mr Norris said standards applied in reaching the decision were the same as those used for all other major transport infrastructure projects.

149. The sixth stage, national information infrastructure, or the I-way, is the ultimate goal.

150. But, like the ancient infrastructure, the tanya are gradually disappearing.