Sentence examples for powerful railways from inspiring English sources

The powerful railways ministry has been under fierce criticism over the disaster.

Viktor Ivanov, another former KGB associate of Putin, was left without a job when his powerful anti-drug agency was disbanded; and the powerful railways boss Vladimir Yakunin was pushed aside earlier this year, refusing the consolation prize of a senatorship.

China has dissolved its powerful railways ministry in a raft of measures aimed at boosting government efficiency and tackling corruption.

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The Apostle Andrew Fund, an NGO run by Russia's powerful railway boss, Vladimir Yakunin, arranged this summer for a wooden cross, believed to be the one on which the saint was martyred, to be brought from Patras to Russia, Ukraine and Belarus where national leaders, and vast crowds, venerated the holy object.

No one thinks Roosevelt hated capitalism: his assault on too-powerful railway, oil and steel companies was intended to make capitalism work better.

China has charged once-powerful former Railways Minister Liu Zhijun with corruption and abuse of power, state media has reported.

The European rail freight industry, developed on a domestic focus with powerful incumbent railway undertakings, has not yet developed the necessary collaborative or integrated approach needed for the kind of total pan-European transport chain widely practiced by maritime shipping lines, for example.

Liu Zhijun, who held the once-powerful position of Railways Minister, wept during Sunday's trial and asked for leniency, his lawyer said.

GNSS are a powerful tool to enhance railway efficiency when its adequacy with railway specifications will be proved.

His study anyway dodged two long-running problems on the railways: the powerful trade union movement and poor labour productivity.