Sentence examples for which railways from inspiring English sources

Yes, we're opposed to what the government's overall economic strategy is, but it's also a question of what you invest in, how you invest in it, which railways you upgrade, which roads you change, which broadband you bring in, which new industries you support".

Between the opening of the first European and American railroads in 1830 and the outbreak of the war in 1861, there had been a few short wars in which railways had played a supporting role in moving troops and supplying armies with ammunition.

The speed with which railways, airports and factories were cleared and reopened, often beating initial estimates by months, led to predictions of renewed economic vigour.Yet the rapid resumption of political squabbling, and the failure over months and now years to get a full grip on the nuclear disaster, raised doubts about Japanese will, competence and conflicting interests.

The American Civil War of 1861 to 1865 can lay claim as the first major conflict during which railways were considered a fundamental part of the supply chain.

The leaked video footage, which railway authority Adif admitted must have come from one of its cameras, shows the front engine and train carriages buckling as they enter the turn.

It is not possible to deduce from the studies in question a limiting value beyond which railway noise is no longer tolerable.

It is assumed that details of such large bridge model are not very important for computing the dynamic responses of train bridge system with the exception of the cantilever deck on which railway vehicles must move.

They left behind only their brass nameplates, which British Railways donated to the eponymous schools.

The Metropolitan Company, which laid railways to the north and west of London, was also a property developer.

The company, which runs railways, prisons and out-of-hours GP services, said in a trading update that it was sticking with expectations for full-year financial performance.

But the British Transport Police, which patrols railways in England, Scotland and Wales, was not covered by Mr Osborne's pledge, it has emerged.