Examples of using Lack of basic infrastructure in English and their translations into Spanish
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totally hampered the speed of implementation, and subsequently the lack of basic infrastructure, for instance of an adequate telecommunications system,
due to low returns on initial investment, low profits during the operational phases, and the lack of basic infrastructure such as the roads required to make municipal waste management practical and profitable.
unemployment, lack of basic infrastructure and services, and depletion of natural resources must remain a priority.
especially with regard to the lack of basic infrastructure and to their right to security of tenure article 5(e)(iii)
large households, lack of basic infrastructure and the inability to meet basic needs.
including poor managerial skills, lack of basic infrastructure, access to technology,
Challenges included the lack of basic infrastructures, equipment, and qualified teachers.
Severe destruction and lack of basic infrastructures, such as electricity,
proportional public debt, lack of basic infrastructures and insufficient administrative capacity.
mainly as a result of the lack of basic infrastructures, such as roads,
He also asked for an explanation of the poverty and lack of basic infrastructures and social services that afflicted the south of Katanga province despite its abundant mining sector revenues.
The lack of basic infrastructure services;
However, the lack of basic infrastructure continues to be a major impediment.
The judicial system continues to suffer from a lack of basic infrastructure and human resources.
SMEs suffer from lack of basic infrastructure, which has led to high costs of doing business.
Medina describes how teachers have responded to the lack of basic infrastructure and materials on the job.
However, the lack of basic infrastructure in the areas of return
including inadequate funding, insufficient training and a lack of basic infrastructure.
There is an astonishing lack of basic infrastructure in these departments and living conditions are precarious,
to trigger an increase in private investment, which is impeded by the lack of basic infrastructure, and of a healthy and skilled labour force.