He claimed that the law perpetuates the inferior status of women. he invited us to follow the reasoning in the case of Uganda Women Lawyers. Association & 5 others v Attorney General - Constitution Petition No. 2 /03. He also cited to us the case of Unity Dow v Attorney General of Botswana [1999] 1 L . l .
United States. Rail speeds in the United States have stagnated as other forms of transportation remain more popular. Passenger trains travel around 65 to 75 miles (100 to 120 kilometers) per hour.
Going fast means pushing air out of the way, which also requires a lot of power. A train travelling at 300mph (480km/h) uses roughly 27 times more power than one travelling at 100mph (160km/h). And at ground level the air is a lot denser than it is at 35,000ft (10,600m) where airliners regularly cruise.ncomfortable journeys. The first attempts to make trains tackle curves faster were made in the early 1970s, when an old concept well known to motorcyclists â leaning into the curve â was first applied to rail travel.