Sentences with phrase «national railway service»

Notable examples include the operator of Switzerland's national railway service initiate a two - year pilot project that sell Bitcoin from over a thousand ticketing kiosks last year.

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After all, Canadian National Railway operates a line that parallels the route of the Northern Gateway pipeline which, even if it gets approved, won't be in service until at least 2018.

It included the National Health Service, national insurance and the modern welfare state, nationalisation of gas, electricity, the railways and the mines, not to mention independence for India and PNational Health Service, national insurance and the modern welfare state, nationalisation of gas, electricity, the railways and the mines, not to mention independence for India and Pnational insurance and the modern welfare state, nationalisation of gas, electricity, the railways and the mines, not to mention independence for India and Pakistan.

But, housing aside, too many of the measures announced today imply a top down, centralised approach, from a national education service to the nationalisation of railways.

Labour is effectively saying that Britain's civil servants will be able to renationalise the railways, water utilities, the National Grid, Royal Mail, create regional public energy companies, a National Education Service and a National Care Service, create a large National Investment Bank and regional development banks, build a million homes and abolish tuition fees - to name just a few - at the same time as managing Brexit negotiations and their fallout.

His key proposals include renationalisation of the railways, apologising for Labour's role in the Iraq war, quantitative easing to fund infrastructure, opposing austerity, controlling rents and creating a national education service.

The governments use tax revenue to pay for public goods and services we use every day including health and community services, national defence and public education, as well as infrastructure like roads and railways.

The memorial, with the locomotive carved in black granite, was dedicated at the National Arboretum in Alrewas, Staffordshire yesterday (22 May) in a service conducted by Rev James Lindsay of the Railway Mission.

The exhibition's title, Iarnród, references the national railway system and its service lines that cross the country.