Examples of using Infrastructure managers in English and their translations into Italian
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whereas it is therefore necessary to provide infrastructure managers with incentives to reduce costs
The new Regulation on the European Agency will enable railway operators, infrastructure managers and wagon keepers,
Regional and local authorities, infrastructure managers, transport operators
Infrastructure managers and railway undertakings bear the full responsibility for safe operations, as further described in Article 9.
This Communication sets out the measures that Member States and infrastructure managers should take to combine financial equilibrium with an appropriate level of rail infrastructure services.
very often the infrastructure managers and/or providers of ancillary services terminals
Whereas it is desirable to grant some degree of flexibility to infrastructure managers to enable a more efficient use to be made of the infrastructure network;
INVITES infrastructure managers to step up their efforts in the provision of rail infrastructure of high-quality in accordance with the demand of their customers by.
This will enable infrastructure managers to gain efficiency
As the service will be offered by all toll infrastructure managers, it puts the traveller at the centre of the road transport system.
Infrastructure managers, infrastructure planners,
particularly as regards full separation between infrastructure managers and transport operators
independence of regulators and infrastructure managers in some of these Member States.
These TSIs are drawn up to the order of the Commission by the joint body representing the infrastructure managers, the railway companies and the industry.
operators and infrastructure managers.
learning through the safety management systems of the infrastructure managers and of the railway undertakings;
for example infrastructure managers and users.
The Commission is concerned that Slovenia failed to correctly apply European rules on the separation of accounts between infrastructure managers and railway operators Directive 2012/34/EU.
The managerial independence of railway undertakings and infrastructure managers, both of whom have been given responsibilities of their own;
The whole concept of Trans-European Rail Freight Freeways relies on voluntary implementation by infrastructure managers and Member States.