Sentence examples for Taking the railways from inspiring English sources
Polls suggest that taking the railways back into state control is popular with a majority.
(For example) we're not proposing to go back on taking the railways into private ownership but maybe in transition not enough was done to protect the public".
In the past, populists have usually combined their attacks on the rich with proposals to upset the status quo by, for example, taking the railways into public ownership, or by increasing income taxes.
Many people believe there are limits to the free market – hence huge public concern over the future of the NHS or support for taking the railways back into public ownership.
Inside the EU, our NHS will be whittled away by TTIP, our chances of taking the railways back into public ownership will diminish, and there will be nothing we can do about it.
British rail privatisation is one of the biggest scams going and research last December revealed that taking the railways back into public ownership would save the taxpayer more than £350 million a year.
Taking the railway signal multiple information train positioning data as an example, a real-time processing method of railway large data stream based on Storm was proposed.
The best time of year for taking the railway is... Early spring, before the trees are covered in leaves, which can restrict the views, or autumn, when the colours are fantastic.
I took the railway track apart and passed it piece by piece to Vanja, who tried to reassemble it.
Boat it, kayak, canoe or take the railway – the River Dart, the setting for Charles Kingsley's fairy tale, The Water Babies, is a grown-up's playground too.
