Примери за railway

• This area of the city is criss-crossed by railway lines.

• The government has announced an ambitious programme to modernize the railway network.

• A bomb exploded at one of London's busiest railway stations this morning.

• The railway was built on a bed of solid rock.

• There isn't any railway service on Sundays.

• Relates to railroads, street railways, subways, streetcars, and fares; includes bills regulating automobile operation and driving.

• There are some schemes to provide subsidies for children and retired people to use railways and buses.

• Furthermore, vertical separation also offered a solution to channel politically-required subsidies into the railways via franchising.

• The coming of the railways eased this somewhat.

• The aim is to privatise electricity generation and supply, telecommunications, water and sewerage, railways and harbours.

• The catastrophic and the spectacular, unearthed in the railway's construction, have become a feature of its ongoing progress.

• Birds, butterflies, and flowers came to dominate definitives and development projects such as railways and dams reappeared on commemoratives.

• Outside this area the historical landscape becomes fragmented by an expanding network of railways and motorways.

• The railways remain a potent signifier of national unification in the early twenty-first century.

• The battle against inflation gave added momentum to this agenda, which was extended to include trucking, railways, and financial institutions.

• However, in subsequent years, both governments became increasingly involved in debating future regulatory options of the railways, in particular with regard to organisational structure.

• First, while both states 'privatised' their railways, they did so in different ways.

• From the viewpoint of the early 2000s, no other sector seems as appropriate for the study of failure than the railways.

• First, the growth in services such as running water and railways is well documented throughout the book.

• Whilst people moved further as a result of the railways, the fraction moving barely changed, nor did the type of destination (rural/town/urban).