Sentence examples for water railways from inspiring English sources

"There is a massive need of investments in the infrastructure, whether roads and water, railways and airports and energy," said Mr. Danylow.

This year, for the first time since 1998, the grade has risen from a miserable D to a slightly less awful D+, thanks to increased spending in six of the 16 categories measured: bridges, drinking water, railways, roads, solid waste and waste water.

We still owned the gas, the electric, the water, the railways.

Still to come: BT, ports, buses, British Leyland, British Steel, Rover, gas, electricity, water, the railways.

Polls show voters in favour of the renationalisation of electricity, gas, water, the railways and the telecommunications industry.

McCluskey talks about renationalising energy, water, the railways; Watson prefers to emphasise taking on vested interests, challenging entrenched elites, breaking what Miliband in his conference address calls the "closed circles of Britain".

As we have already seen with energy, water and railways, privatisation of "natural monopolies" means higher prices and/or lower quality services, unless regulation severely constrains market forces, as it does in countries such as Japan.

Why was the Victorian state so good at building great cities, sewers, clean water pipes, railways, roads and all the infrastructure we still rely on, while we dither, fear to spend or to commandeer the levers of control for the public good?

Trains were halted as water submerged railway tracks, officials said.

In addition, they agreed to the appointment of a more media-savvy public spokesman for the coal, steel, water and railway industries then in state control.

With several pro-Oviedo deputies under house arrest, the government plans to push through the lower house of Congress a bill, already approved in the Senate, to privatise the telecoms, water and railway companies and to cut the vast central-government bureaucracy.