Sentence examples for railways need from inspiring English sources

Those who wish to renationalise the railways need to be certain that public ownership is a means to a more efficient end, not an end in itself.

Let's hope that Sir Peter and Mr Carne do indeed form as powerful a partnership as their quotes suggest; the last thing the railways need is more instability at the top.

"I had proposed a separate organization only to do this, and now where is this money going to come from?" It's clear when you are traveling the trains that India's railways need serious spending, not just to improve safety but to keep from falling apart.

The railways need to be as flexible and responsive as possible to the shipper's requirements and not be setting a rigid supply side position.

It was a compromise between the Norwegian State Railways' need for a line as straight as possible, and Oslo Municipality's demands that the construction should not be a risk to buildings in the area.

The railways need to learn from the Exxon Valdez spill and put in place preventive measures to protect the environment before we see the rail equivalent of a Valdez disaster.

Railways needed military discipline, but not the discipline of the military.

He reckons the Davies commission has understated the new roads and railways needed if Heathrow (or indeed Gatwick) grows.

He regarded rail transport as hugely beneficial, and understood that the railways needed to be free to make a profit in order to expand.

Growth forecasts suggest peak capacity on the railways needs to increase by 120-150120-150%eds-Manchester and 100-130% for Liverpool, Sheffield and Newcastle.

Morton quickly realised that the previous notion of the privatised railway, short-term contracts to franchisees who therefore had little longterm interest in the industry, would never deliver the long-term investment that the railways needed.