Anthony specialized in flotation of government bonds, railroad organization, mining development, and urban real estate.
Mr. Papandreou insisted that his Socialist government was not planning any fresh austerity measures other than the implementation of a series of reforms already pledged to international creditors, including the streamlining of money-losing state enterprises like the Greek railroad organization and the deregulation of the electricity and freight transport sectors.
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By World War I, railroad medical organizations provided care to nearly two million employees and employment to about 10percentt of all physicians.
The American Train Dispatchers Association [ATDA] is an AFL-CIO affiliated labor organization, representing railroad workers in the United States.
Whatever the semantics, the question is whether respondent, National Association of Railroad Passengers, a national organization of railroad patrons, may bring this action to enjoin the discontinuance by Central of Georgia Railway Co. 2 of passenger trains between Savannah and Atlanta, Georgia, and between Albany, Georgia, and Birmingham, Alabama.
Among the practical achievements of Comecon, however, were the organization of railroad coordination (1956); construction of a high-voltage electricity grid (1962); creation of the International Bank for Economic Cooperation (1963); the pooling of 93,000 railway freight cars (1964); and construction of the "Friendship" oil pipeline from Russia's Volga region to the eastern European countries.
The Medicare denominator file was used to exclude beneficiaries without continuous Medicare Part A or B coverage or those enrolled in a Medicare health maintenance organization or railroad benefits.
At least 12 agencies have official military organizations, from railroad troops to spies to communications workers.
Federal lawmakers are being pressured by influential railroads and transportation organizations that say positive train control is very costly and tricky to install and remains largely unproven in daily operations.
At this point, without a national strategy, I do have concerns". Other passenger lines, freight railroads and transportation organizations contend that more time is needed because of the mandated system's complexity, the need for uniformity across the U.S. rail network and the high cost — an estimated $12 billion nationally, including $2 billion for commuter operations.
