traverse without orientation

Definition: The patient suffers from uncertainty about his or her gender identity or sexual orientation, which causes anxiety or depression. Most commonly this occurs in adolescents who are not certain whether they are homosexual, heterosexual or bisexual in orientation, or in individuals who, after a period of apparently stable sexual orientation (often within a longstanding relationship), find that their sexual orientation is changing.

oriented path

country road [ farm road | farm track | forest road | local road | mule track | rural road | rural road system ]

Occupant of railway train or railway vehicle injured in other specified railway accidents

Greek Railway Organisation | Hellenic Railways Organisation | Organisation of Railways of Greece | HRO [Abbr.] | OSE [Abbr.]

Pathways to Success : A Policy and Implementation Paper

guidance and vocational counsellor [ guidance counsellor | guidance counselor | vocational counsellor | vocational counselor | career counsellor | vocational adviser ]

The White Paper proposes a programme of some 60 measures, most of which can be grouped in the following categories: introduction of competition in the railways through regulated market opening; improvement and better enforcement of social and safety legislation in the road sector; promotion of intermodality, notably through the Marco Polo programme; carrying out targeted investment in the TENs for railways and other alternatives to road infrastructure, as provided for in the revision of the TEN Guidelines; creation of a Single European Sky; introducing a fair system of charging for the use of infrastructure; improving safety in tra ...[+++]nsport, fixing the objective of a 50% reduction in road fatalities by 2010.

The distribution of this subvention among the modes showed increased support for the railways, in line with policy guidelines: aid to rail transport accounted for 55% of the sum total, while the roads received 34% and maritime transport 11%.

In this Eurorealist view, we think of a Europe that is actively involved in matters connected with the economic revival to combat unemployment and increase development, a Europe able to point out its own path to guide globalisation along and not be subjected to it any longer, as has happened so far, and to propose new economic rules that can prevent further speculative bubbles.

The Gothenburg European Council in 2001 invited the Community institutions to adopt revised guidelines for the trans-European transport network, with a view to giving priority, where appropriate, to infrastructure investment for railways, inland waterways, short sea shipping, intermodal operations and effective interconnections.