Sentence examples for railways water from inspiring English sources
Roads, railways, water and gas mains, sewage pipes and electricity cables all move things around.
Private Island examines six big privatisations: the postal service, the railways, water, social housing, electricity supply and the NHS.
The book looks at six essential services that have fallen, or have begun falling, into private hands: the postal service, the railways, water, social housing, electricity supply and the NHS.
Europe's big capital-goods firms, suppliers of the equipment used to make goods or to build roads, railways, water systems and power plants, have enjoyed four rich years of revenue growth, says James Stettler at Dresdner Kleinwort.
In Mexico, public spending on infrastructure electricity generation, roads, railways, water plants and the like was a third lower in 2004 than a decade earlier, according to a report by Merrill Lynch, an investment bank.
The level of personnel risk appearing at the fields, railways, water conservancy project, and sites is low.
"We expect the authorities to continue with current policies of easing financing conditions and completing ongoing projects, especially those in the railway, water transfer and power sectors.
Perhaps nowhere was this more evident than in New York City, whose various jurisdictions employed several companies for railway, water, sewage, electric, coal and telephone services, each of which recognized the potential of manhole covers as promotional opportunities and artistic expressions.
The treatment technologies of railway water inrush and mud gushing are also summarized, including energy relief and pressure relief technology, advance grouting technology, and advance jet grouting technology associated with their key technical features and applicable conditions.
Industries subject to dramatic privatizations included telecommunications, railways, electricity, water, and waste services.
The Asian Development Bank has earmarked $20m this year as budget support, and another $59m to "support development of the private sector, railways and water resources, and to help strengthen the investment climate," the ADB said in January.
