Sentence examples for railway debate from inspiring English sources
These young radicals were supported by older designers and architects who sympathized with their politics, including Ettore Sottsass, a participant in Cavart's "railway" debate, and Alessandro Mendini, who describes in the book how he championed the movement as editor of a succession of magazines: Casabella, Modo, then Domus.
Railway experts have debated for years whether or not less expensive make-do-and-mend strategies including Rail Package Two could deliver a safe, efficient and affordable alternative to the big bang of high-speed rail.
The resulting skyscrapers reflected these debates: the Railway Exchange, the Peoples Gas and the Illinois Continental and Commercial Bank Buildings were each substantial, quarter of block wide palazzo cubes of common height, their facades divided into a classical tripartite design, and sporting classical columns and other features.
Public debate about constructing a railway from Lillesand up the valley following the river Torvdalselven started in the mid-1880s.
The debate about Britain's railways is missing something important.
The issue of the number of trains on the high speed railway lines has been the subject of debate as the high cost of tolls paid to concession-holders is susceptible to reducing road traffic.
In a Commons debate on Tuesday about Govia Thameslink Railway, which owns the Southern franchise, Perry said: "If I thought it would help by falling on my sword, I would.
Since a wave of liberal, market-oriented measures in the early 1990s, debate about how to reform the railways has intensified.A glorious pastEarlier this year, India celebrated the 150th anniversary of its first train journey.
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The Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition candidate Stephen German said: "We need to re-nationalise under democratic public controls the railways, the buses - there would be no debate, no controversy over the subsidies - they would be adequately run".
Another debate focuses on the future of the railway.
