Traduction de «Ottenere i permessi per l'utilizzo degli spazi pubblici » (Italien → Anglais) :

liaise with city authorities to obtain public space permits | procure permits for use of public spaces | acquire permits for use of public spaces | obtain permits for use of public spaces

It sets out rules on the use of public contracts by companies or individuals in the water, energy, transport and postal sectors to obtain works, supplies or services.

3) Environment, including investments connected with waste management, water supplies, urban waste-water treatment and air quality, integrated pollution prevention and control, rehabilitation of contaminated sites and land, rehabilitation of publicly owned common areas in deteriorated urban neighbourhoods, development of urban green areas, noise prevention, water quality protection, water management, promotion of clean public transport, risk prevention, landscape planning in rural areas, promotion of biodiversity, protection of animals and nature protection, aid to SMEs to promote sustainable production patterns through the introduction ...[+++]of cost-effective environmental management systems and the adoption and use of pollution-prevention technologies;

- each institution should recognise by law, or promote on the basis of its respective powers, the right of every citizen to have access at any moment, not least via the Internet, to the public proceedings of the institutions and the meetings of the elective and competent bodies, and to obtain copies, not least via the Internet, of any public administration document. The information must be presented not only in graphic form but also in textual mode, to enable people with sensory difficulties to use it. It must also be possible for all ...[+++] the information to be accessed via user-friendly programs that are not dependent on proprietary software and whose use is not governed by the need for a licence or by any other requirement;

This growth in political scandals linked to the financing of these entities is due in part to the following factors: growing bureaucratisation of organisations, increasing costs of campaign expenditures, a change in the nature of political competition through greater use of the media or the declining role of the state as a public service provider and competition for state contracts.