Sentence examples for railway effectively from inspiring English sources
It all started in 2007 when a White Paper called 'Delivering a Sustainable Railway' effectively set a target to get about three-quarters of the money from fares and just a quarter from the taxpayer by 2014.
The Great Western Railway effectively created the modern day tourist spots of the West Country and the southwest part of Wales that had been previously been very difficult to reach.
This risk assessment system can evaluate both qualitative and quantitative risk data and information associated with a railway system effectively and efficiently, which will provide railway risk analysts, managers and engineers with a method and tool to improve their safety management of railway systems and set safety standards.
Some beam-like structures such as a railway track are effectively infinite in nature.
Soldiers retreating from Debaltseve told The Independent that the railway town had been effectively encircled for 10 days, ever since rebel forces took the village of Lohvinove, four miles north of the town.
Apart from the road, and the single railway line, Sochi is effectively cut off from the outside world.
The front line was relatively short: it stretched from the Mediterranean Sea in the north, near El Alamein railway station, to the effectively impassable Qattara Depression in the south, a distance of only about 30 miles.
The results indicate that by using the proposed method, risks associated with a railway system can be assessed effectively and efficiently, and more reliable and accurate results can be obtained.
Railways have been denationalised and effectively renationalised.
The transport secretary, Stephen Byers, proposes that a private, not-for-profit company should take over from Railtrack, effectively renationalising the railways.
"We are confident that the unique challenge of having the executive responsibility to decide how to most effectively run Britain's railway infrastructure is a huge motivation in itself for the kind of leaders that we need".
