"We must seize the opportunity, build more railways, and build them fast," he told a conference in 2009.
Indeed, India is hungry for more electrical power, more roads, more railways and more telecommunication systems throughout the country.
In addition to building more railways in Britain and in other European countries, Brassey undertook contracts in other continents.
Immediately after the accident the government dismissed three more railway officials without explanation, and announced a thorough investigation into its cause.
He added that privately funded railway projects based on customers' needs were "exactly what Network Rail is all about" and called for "many more railway upgrades following this model in future".
It set the pattern for a series of films over the next 12 years - two more railway films, a celebration of Trinidad and Tobago made for BP (though you would hardly know it, so subtle is the branding), and a corporate film for Shell.
For the second and the third intermediate stations, the two-step optimization selected two dispersed locations to attract more railway passengers, whereas the concurrent optimization selected two closer locations to shorten the alignment length and travel time, so as to decrease the system total cost.
London has never been more complex; there have never been more railway stations, more hotels, more restaurants or more points of interest a passenger may ask for.
This new railroad initiated the construction of more railway lines, causing significant developments in railway mapping and cartography, iron and steel manufacturing, as well as in any industries requiring more efficient transportation.
During the stalemate from April to the end of October , 1917the EEF and the Ottoman Army improved their lines of communication, laid more railway and water lines and sent troops, guns and ammunition forward to defend their front lines.
In 1900 Charles Tyson Yerkes, an American railway magnate, arrived in London, and he was subsequently responsible for the construction of more tube railways and for the electrification of the cut-and-cover lines.
