Übersetzung für "Public highway" in Deutsch

Distribution takes place along lines under the public highway.

Senator, they stand out on a public highway using telephoto lenses.

But we're talking about a large bus on a public highway.

Motor vehicles and their trailers using the public highway.

Motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers using the public highway, other than those running on rails.

Use on public highway is not allowed.

Parking on the public highway is strictly prohibited.

A drunken degenerate was attacking a slave girl on the public highway.

In general, the same rules as on the public highway also apply here.

The premises of the processing plant must be adequately separated from the public highway and other premises such as slaughterhouses.

Much of the situational training necessary to underpin service quality is difficult to provide on the public highway, due to safety considerations.

The specific placement conditions are laid down by the competent Land authorities, especially for public highway construction.

The Asbestos Diseases Foundation of Australia called for an urgent clean-up of the site and a ban on members of the public going anywhere near it however there is still a dirt public highway going through the dangerous site.

The consequence of the definition is that the fact that, for the purpose of constructing networks or port or airport facilities, an entity may take advantage of a procedure for the expropriation or use of property or may place network equipment on, under or over the public highway will not in itself constitute exclusive or special rights within the meaning of this Directive.

On the other hand, there is nothing to prevent a Member State, in the context of inspections not covered by the scope of this Directive, from checking the items listed in Annex I in places other than on the public highway.

The provisions of Article 7 shall be without prejudice to Member States' right to organise the siting of letter boxes on the public highway, the issue of postage stamps and the registered mail service used in the course of judicial or administrative procedures in accordance with their national legislation.

The judgement of the Court of 12 October 2000 in the Snellers case40 concerned the authorisation of a vehicle for use on the public highway.

Such would be the position, for example, in the case of authorisations to occupy or use the public highway, requirements relating to the organisation of public events or requirements relating to the safety of building sites.

The matter concerned Dutch rules determining the date on which a vehicle was first authorised for use on the public highway.

The consequence of the definition is that the fact that, for the purpose of constructing the networks or the port or airport facilities, an entity may take advantage of a procedure for the expropriation of property, or for its bearing a right of way, or may place network equipment on, under or over the public highway shall not in itself constitute exclusive or special rights within the meaning of this Directive.

However, the Dutch rules simply defined criteria for determining the date on which a vehicle was first authorised for use on the public highway and did not define any characteristic required of the product, i.e. the vehicle, as such.

It also allows Member States to decide that other categories of private companies such as those having the right to place network equipment under the public highway or the right to use a procedure for the expropriation or use of property - must apply the same or similar procedures when procuring goods, services or works.

The Court of Justice added that exclusive or special rights for the provision of a public telecommunications network and, where applicable, public telecommunications services within the meaning of Article 2 of Directive 90/387/EEC cannot be characterised by the possibility for the authorised telecommunications organisations to enjoy certain prerogatives, in particular the right to acquire land compulsorily, to enter land for exploratory purposes and to acquire land by agreement or to place network equipment in, over or under the public highway and to place apparatus on private land with the consent of the persons having an interest in that land, which consent can be dispensed with by the court, inasmuch as such rights, "which are merely intended to facilitate the provision of networks by the operators concerned and are or may be conferred upon all those operators, do not give their holders any substantial advantage over their potential competitors."