Traduction de «Street network » (Anglais → Français) :

Skeletal Street Network File [ Skeletal Street Network Files ]

network of urban roads | street network | urban road network

radial street pattern [ spider-web plan | spiderweb network | radial-circumferential system ]

Road Network File [ RNF | Street Network File ]

(public) highways | road network | road system | street pattern

history of street art | street art traditions | history of street art performances | street art history

maintain street sweeping machines | maintaining street sweeping machine | maintain street sweeper | maintain street sweeping machine

perform street interventions in social work | perform street-intervention in social-work | perform street intervention in social-work | perform street interventions in social work

living street | vibrant street | pedestrian-oriented street

itinerant street trader | itinerant street vendor

The network operates as a ‘two-way street’, and the Commission uses the feedback regularly received to adapt its policies and initiatives to the needs of European businesses, particularly SMEs, without creating additional red tape.

We also have the support of the National Anti-Poverty Organization, the city of Nepean, the Canadian Federation of Students, the Working Group on Poverty in Vancouver, the Street Nurses Network in Toronto, the Canadian Mental Health Association, the Calgary and District Labour Council, the Canadian Labour Congress, the Centretown Citizens Ottawa Corporation, the Alliance to End Homelessness in Ottawa, the B.C. Government Employees Union, the Brunswick Street United Church in Halifax, Hope Cottage in Halifax, the United Steelworkers of America, the Canadian Unitarians for Social Justice, the city of St. John's in Newfoundland, Lu'ma Nativ ...[+++]e Housing Society, the United Native Nations, the Kettle Friendship Society, the Hospital Employees Union, the John Howard Society, the Community Social Planning Council of Toronto, the Carleton Graduate Students Association, the Franciscan Sisters of Atonement in Vancouver, the Saskatchewan Federation of Labour and the Social Planning Council of Winnipeg.

Nevertheless, if we look at the different levels of trafficking, in other words street trafficking, people who supply those who are not in the street but who live in the neighbourhood, right up to the people who are involved in international networks, we can see rather mixed networks in terms of nationality and ethnic origin.

The aid beneficiary is obliged to provide entitled third parties with comprehensive and non-discriminatory access to information on its infrastructure (including, inter alia, ducts, street cabinets and fibre) deployed under a State aid measure (115). This will enable other operators to easily ascertain the possibility to access such infrastructure and should provide all relevant information about the broadband network to a central register of broadband infrastructures, if such database exists within the Member State, and/or to the NRA ...[+++].