Sentence examples for rail issues from inspiring English sources
Donald M. Itzkoff, a former deputy administrator of the Federal Railroad Administration, and now a lawyer specializing in rail issues, said, "certainly the enhanced focus as we have a declining number of carriers is going to be a positive development".
A base easily stirred up over third rail issues and easy to convince to vote against their own best interest.
"I've of course been identified and associated with many third rail issues," explained Newsom, "So I have no problem engaging in these kinds of discussions because I think they're necessary to discuss and deliberate about".
Squats are recognized as an important rail track issue related to rolling contact fatigue, and represent a serious problem affecting significant parts of railway networks across the world.
This is a break from the tradition of decades past when Democrats in Washington dodged gun control as as a political third rail issue that could only hurt their electoral chances.
"I was pleased, therefore, that Network Rail issued a joint letter last week confirming their commitment to work together to provide the best possible service for commuters, every day.
Questioning military aid to Israel has long been a taboo topic in U.S. politics, a third rail issue even more electric than abortion and guns.
RS: Well, let me bring up, let me bring up the third rail issue that some people have brought up about Bernie, and that's Israel.
Drugs is a third rail issue because the people who are dying are not considered as being worthy of help: they are the most stigmatised, most marginalised people in the country".
No one would argue that immigration isn't a third rail issue for the GOP, the only more contentious issue for rank and file House Republicans is the environment.
Newsom also called for constitutional reform in California, looking at structural reforms including potential changes to the requirement for two-thirds support in the legislature on taxation and budgetary measures, as well as Proposition 13, the 1978 measure limiting property taxes the Mayor called a "third rail issue".
