All our project partners agree that our primary purpose is to create a world-class station that vastly improves the experience of passengers as they enter and leave New York City.
Britain – a fairly rich and pleasant place with truly world class motorway service stations – was meant to just sort of dawdle on with all that while its political classes swept the really big stuff gently under the carpet, kicked various cans down the road and continued to crank more national debt to pay for their indecision.
Since 1961, the channel has used a globe, presumably to express its world perspective and to suggest the station is world class.
The station earned the world class OHSAS 18001 health and safety certificate in 2003, ahead of Alcan's global targets.
There used to be a world-class train station where the Garden now hunkers, but our masters tore down Pennsylvania Station, perhaps to teach us a lesson.
As the editorial points out, the current proposal is a variation based on Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan's original vision, incorporating both the transformation of the Farley Post Office and, with the relocation of Madison Square Garden, an element that was conceivable but unachievable in the senator's day, rebuilding a world-class train station on the site of the current Penn Station.
Those who live in Camden, as I do, are not much encouraged by the bullish talk being heard in certain quarters of the need to build a new "world-class" Euston station with a landgrab several times larger than the current proposal, which is already overly ambitious.
The Canadian Arctic Research Initiative (CARI), complete with research programs and a world-class research station, was pegged as a government priority by Conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper in October 2007.
Undaunted, the Flaums and Caesars announced plans to pursue a license for a "world class" hotel, casino and resort on 104.5-acres 104.5-acres trainextatoon.
Education is world class.
