Примери за използване на All railway на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Name of all railway control centres involved.
Regular courses connect all cities and towns,while also providing connections with almost all railway stations.
We are going to do this in all railway stations in the country.
All railway projects under the Transport Operational Programme are in progress.
On the 17th of October 1915, the German field medical commander ordered that all railway crossings on the eastern border be sealed off.
But we watch all railway stations and raid the underworld hangouts.
The pre-sale of tickets and seat reservations that the railway operator will launch will take place in all railway stations and offices in the country by 2 January 2018.
All railway projects under Bulgaria's Operational Program Transport are in a process of implementation.
The pre-sale of tickets and seat reservations will take place in all railway stations and offices in the country during the period from February 18, 2019 to March 5, 2019.
In addition, it is designed with the aim of coordinating the emergency procedures of the Manager of the rail infrastructure with all railway undertakings that use its infrastructure.
Denmark stopped all railway operations with Germany amid refugee crisis, Reuters reported citing statement of Denmark's state owned train operator DSB.
To ensure a high level of railway safety andequal conditions for all railway undertakings, they should be subject to the same safety requirements.
To ensure transparency for all railway undertakings and non- discriminatory access to rail infrastructure and to rail service facilities, the network manager is obliged to publish all the information required to use access rights in a network statement.
It shall furthermore be developed with the aim of coordinating the emergency procedures of the infrastructure manager with all railway undertakings that operate on its infrastructure.
The infrastructure manager provides all railway undertakings, in a nondiscriminatory manner, all of the established minimum benefit in annex 1, point 1.
When such a scheme is set up, Member States shall ensure that it does not create market distortion or discriminate between railway undertakings and that it is managed by a public orprivate legal entity or an association of all railway undertakings operating passenger services.
This indicator represents all railway lines between stations or places indicated as independent points of departure and arrival of trains, carrying passengers and cargo.
For the last two years we were able to negotiate more than we expected in the first axis of OP"Transport" and all railway projects have already got approved application forms by the European Commission" the minister said.
If such a scheme is established, Member States shall ensure that it does not create market distortion or discriminate between railway undertakings and other providers of passenger transport and that it is managed by a public orprivate legal entity or an association of all railway undertakings operating passenger services.
After the war ended, the Anhalter Bahnhof station was closed for good and all railway traffic between Berlin and places in the GDR was rerouted to avoid the West Berlin area where the station stood.
(6) The aim of these common provisions should be above all to make it easier for train drivers to move from one Member State to another, butalso to make it easier for them to move from one railway undertaking to another, and generally for licences and harmonised complementary certificates to be recognised by all railway sector stakeholders.
Directive 2004/49/EC also provides equal treatment for all railway undertakings by applying the same safety certification requirements throughout the European Union.
The aim of harmonising licences and complementary certificates is primarily to make it easier for train drivers to move from one Member State to another, butalso to make it easier for them to move from one railway undertaking to another, and generally to have the licences and certificates recognised by all railway sector stakeholders.
Directive 2004/49/EC provides a framework for equal conditions for all railway undertakings, through the application of the same safety certification requirements across the Union.
The aim of these common provisions should be above all to make it easier for train drivers to move from one Member State to another, butalso to make it easier for them to move from one railway undertaking to another, and generally for licences and harmonised complementary certificates to be recognised by all railway sector stakeholders.
Council Directive 95/18/EC of 19 June 1995 on the licensing of railway undertakings(6)provides that all railway undertakings must hold a licence and that a licence issued in a Member State shall be valid throughout the Community.
The safety management system of any infrastructure manager shall take into account the effects of operations by different railway undertakings on the network andshall provide for all railway undertakings to be able to operate in accordance with TSIs and national rules and with the conditions laid down in their safety certificate.
Infrastructure managers related to transport operators find it difficult to guarantee non-discriminatory access for all railway undertakings, and, at the same time, to take specific account of the interest of the railway undertakings which belong to the integrated structure.
The safety management system of any infrastructure manager shall take into account the effects of operations by different railway undertakings on the network andshall provide for all railway undertakings to be able to operate in accordance with TSIs and national rules and with the conditions laid down in their safety certificate.
The infrastructure manager's safety management system should take into account the effects of the different railway company business on the national railway network andinclude provisions that will make it possible for all railway undertakings to operate in accordance with the requirements of the railway legislation, as well as the requirements and conditions set out in in their security certificate.