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On 1 January 1948, after the nationalising of the British railway network, the route came under the control of British Railways.

Immediately after the revolution, books were treated with less severity than newspapers, but the nationalizing of printing presses and publishing houses brought them under control.

And often all the men, Mr. Leivers as well, had bitter debates on the nationalizing of the land and similar problems.

Currently, he is completing work on: Russia, the Russian Diaspora and Nationalizing States.

Local authority associations, national party organizations, public service trade unions, professional bodies and the innumerable journals, conferences and publications help the nationalizing of innovations in local services.

Seventeen trillion yen, or $144 billion, already available under the current arrangement, will continue to be used to guarantee depositors' accounts, and the rest would go to the nationalizing of failing banks.

As Castro's revolutionary reforms resulted in the nationalizing of radio stations, the radio station's format, like others in Castro's Cuba, was changed, becoming a source for disseminating propaganda for the revolutionary movement.

Athens Nationalizing Consortium The newest crisis erupted after Greece announced plans to nationalize a Canadian-led consortium that planned to drill for oil 11 miles east of the Greek island of Thasos.

The two chief pillars of the old faith-the nationalizing of the God-idea, and the stress laid upon the cult, the ceremonial side of religion, as compared with moral requirements-were first and foremost to be held responsible for the flagrant departures from the spirit of Judaism.