Sentence examples for rail legislation from inspiring English sources

And in 1934 Congress created a new agency, the FCC, and handed it the telephone lines and the formal concept of a telecommunications service, with language lifted wholesale from existing rail legislation.

The federal Transportation Department is expected to announce its awards this winter, and state lawmakers have said that was a catalyst for the special session this month that produced the rail legislation.

Louise Haigh, Labour's digital economy spokeswoman, has pushed the government to commit to fast rail broadband through legislation.

The station's two afternoon talk show hosts, John Kobylt and Ken Chiampou, had been using their market-leading show to rail against the legislation, which they called the S.U.V. bill.

A detailed analysis of the measures necessary to comply with the comparatively strict Swiss rail noise control legislation demonstrated that it is not feasible to attain the required threshold levels in all cases.

Roughly two hours later, the Senate agreed to the measure by voice vote, even though Senator Barbara Boxer, Democrat of California and chairwoman of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, immediately railed against the legislation.

The temperature moved up a notch again as it emerged that Grayling was happy to consider a proposal by the Tory MP Chris Philp aimed at limiting rail strikes with tighter legislation.

gave, perhaps, the strongest indication to date that Republican leadership views the upcoming bipartisan health care summit as a forum to rail against Democratic-authored legislation rather than contribute to it.

Conservative MPs have piled pressure on Downing Street to consider tougher action to end the strikes on Southern rail, with one politician tabling legislation that would change the rules governing industrial action.

He has railed against the health care legislation passed last month by Congress as an affront to personal liberty.

A controversial University of Toronto professor has railed against a piece of legislation designed to enshrine human rights protections for transgender Canadians, arguing it will criminalize his right to free speech.