Sentence examples for rail strategy from inspiring English sources

Transport minister Sadiq Khan is now announcing the details of the high-speed rail strategy in the Commons.

Newly elected Republicans governors have halted new rail projects, and a new Republican majority in the House has questioned the administration's rail strategy.

Perry says that the Conservatives have a "very strong commitment to continue investment in rail strategy and road strategy, and frankly I think our coalition partners have shared that involvement".

But the reasons are in the letter: you announced a reshuffle on the day that the rail strategy that she had worked on for months was also being announced, and as a result it got buried by the reshuffle.

As part of a rail strategy published by Grayling, the franchise contract of Virgin Trains East Coast will be terminated three years early, potentially forfeiting up to £2bn in premiums due to the Treasury.

In 2017, the government called for proposals to reopen the lines that were closed by the Beeching cuts of the 1960s, as part of a rail strategy announced by the transport secretary, Chris Grayling, although no funding was promised.

Time to comb through the 2012 Phillips 66 annual report that described how employing a new "crude-by-rail strategy" would bring cheaper (or "cost-advantaged") oil to its refineries, boosting profits.

The Network Rail group strategy director, Paul Plummer, said: "The railways are booming, with more and more people choosing rail.

The $8bn in American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds is "only a down payment on a longer term passenger rail development strategy".

The HSE said Network Rail's strategy on level crossings set out requirements for the gradual removal of level crossings, and that "we are working with them to achieve that goal".

Burns has responsibility for rail pricing strategy, which currently involves shifting the cost of paying for the railways more on to users in order to reduce the amount of government subsidy needed.