Kuczynski reiterated that his government still plans to pave roads around Las Bambas as promised.

Maloney said: States and cities rely on municipal bonds to finance critical infrastructure, build schools, and pave roads.

Sata swept to power in 2011 on a platform to defend workers' rights, create jobs - and pave roads.

The coalition runs a variety of development schemes in the area, spending money to pave roads, refurbish schools and dig wells.

Remote lands without paved roads or power lines stretched into the distance.

Few paved roads exist in the vast nation the size of Western Europe.

Pipe-borne water flowed into the community, and some areas even had paved roads.

South Sudan is the size of France but has barely any paved roads.

But those settlements lack running water, sewerage, paved roads and electricity.

Fruit trees lined the paved roads, huge leaves providing ample shade.

But there are no paved roads in Bamiyan province at all.

Paved roads joined in that white and aluminium confusion at the purple water.

Today, it looks like a full-fledged town with paved roads, shops, housing, and coastline.

Ten miles of new paved roads wove through the site.

Paved roads in towns were usually gravel and sometimes cobble.

Few towns in Paraguay's impoverished countryside have a stoplight, well- paved roads or a library.