Sentence examples for railroad without from inspiring English sources

A right of way is of no particular use to a railroad without a superstructure and rails; the track is a necessary incident to the enjoyment of the right of way.' See, also, Palmer v. Forbes, 23 Ill.

But it is said that as the state is operating the railroad without profit, for the purpose of facilitating the commerce of the port, and is using the net proceeds of operation for harbor improvement, see Sherman v. United States, supra, Denning v. State, 123 Cal.

In one, they claimed that their property was taken to rebuild the road and railroad without just compensation.

Or take Colson Whitehead's National Book Award shortlisted The Underground Railroad, which transforms the history of black enslavement and state-sponsored violence into a wildly stylized fantasy world, featuring an actual, physical Underground Railroad, without flinching away from the well-documented atrocities of that history.

Sequester cuts to the rapidly developing process of turning genetic research into a major 21st-century industry -- and saving lives and health care costs -- are the equivalent of trying to build the Interstate Highway System with no ramps or the transcontinental railroad without the final miles in the middle.

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission EEOCC) first sued and reached a settlement in 2002 when an employer, Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad, without employee consent, engaged in genetic testing for a rare genetic condition that produces carpal tunnel syndrome as well as screening for diabetes and alcoholism.

We have already found out that you can't run railroads without taking in some [Nazi] Party members...

Neither can it be supposed that the legislature would not have established the commission, and given it power over railroads, without these independent matters.

Updated, 5 26 p.m. | For years, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority has given its board members free passes to drive across its bridges and tunnels without paying tolls and to ride the subways, buses and commuter railroads without paying a fare.

PAGE A25 DEFENDING A PERK Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo of New York says giving members of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's board free E-ZPasses to drive across its bridges and tunnels without paying tolls, as well as passes to ride the subways, buses and commuter railroads without paying, violates a state law requiring that members serve without compensation.

CURE wants the laws to be adjusted so that shippers can have access to competing railroads without having to pay higher rates.