Betekenis van:
tram

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. You had better go by tram.
2. Is the ticket good for the floating tram as well?
3. In Montpellier, the tram clattering along used to wake me up everyday.
4. Using tram
5. TRAM, TROL, M, T.
6. Tram, bus, metro and underground
7. Public transport: bus, metro, tram and similar.
8. That commitment obliges Bombardier to offer its CityRunner tram of the ‘Linz’ type only with traction by ETR.
9. Public entities which provide passenger transportation services in the following cities by bus, trolleybus, tram: Rīga, Jūrmala, Liepāja, Daugavpils, Jelgava, Rēzekne, Ventspils.
10. Operation and maintenance of services in support of road transport (such as roads, tunnels and toll-bridges, goods depots, car parks, bus and tram depots)
11. Risk factors related to various road conditions as laid down above with additional attention to slippery parts such as drain covers, road markings such as lines and arrows, tram rails;
12. The condition as set out in paragraph 1(b) of the Annex provided for Bombardier to enter into a Joint Development Agreement with ETR for cooperation between these two companies until 2006 in relation to the tram ‘CityRunner Type Linz’, for which ETR supplies the electrical traction, thereby allowing ETR to continue to be active in the market for trams.
13. The daily allowance paid for each day of the interview is a flat rate to cover all expenditure at the place where the interview is held, including for example meals and local transport (bus, tram, metro, taxi, parking, motorway tolls, etc.), as well as travel and accident insurance.
14. In order to sever the links between ETR and Bombardier created by Commission Decision COMP/M.2139 Bombardier/Adtranz of 3 April 2001, it is proposed to adopt in parallel an Article 8(2) decision cancelling one of the commitments given by Bombardier in that case should Siemens acquire sole control of VA Tech. That commitment obliges Bombardier to offer its CityRunner tram of the ‘Linz’ type only with traction by ETR.
15. These effects are taken into account once the market has been defined and market share quantified.It is consequently important for the Commission to have information on both products which can be readily substituted for the products in question and less perfect substitutes.(Example of perfect substitute: electricity produced from coal and that produced from renewable sources).Partial substitutes are regarded as those products and services which can replace each other only within a certain geographical area, only during part of the year or only for certain uses (Example: in passenger transport, rail, underground, tram and bus would be only partially interchangeable at national level since these forms of transport coexist only within a given geographical area.