And then, inexpensive signage.

Very basic stuff, slightly suggestive of public park signage.

I said, Why can't the signage be on the floor?

(ii) wire, pickets (iron, timber, concrete, plastic or other) and signage or

(a) To provide in public buildings and facilities signage in Braille and easy to read and understand forms

Subject matter Whether statutory requirement for marked predominance of French for public signage in Québec is consistent with the Covenant

(d) To provide in buildings and other facilities open to the public signage in Braille and in easy to read and understand forms

In the United States, the National Electrical Code requires commercial systems to be built with at least one 20A sign outlet in order to light outdoor signage.

(a) A perimeter marked area shall be marked by appropriate signage in accordance with Technical Annex A, sub paragraph 1(e), except during periods of active hostilities.

(ii) Permanent signage, visible to the extent feasible by day and by night, both proximate to the hazard itself and on all identifiable primary traffic routes into the area in which the hazard is contained.

In Singer, the Committee found that amended provisions, which required external advertising to be in French, but which allowed inside advertising in other languages in some circumstances, constituted a violation of article 19, paragraph 2, in the case (concerning external signage).

Following such an activity companies are likely to re brand to reflect the new brand name, and this will have to be modified on all branded assets (internal, external signage, point of sale material) that carry the brand in the retail environment.

So buried in signage are these structures, that it often takes a moment to distinguish the modern specially constructed taxpayer from its neighbor the small commercial building from an earlier century, whose upper floors have been sealed, and whose groundfloor space now functions as a taxpayer.

So buried in signage are these structures, that it often takes a moment to distinguish the modern specially constructed taxpayer from its neighbor the small commercial building from an earlier century, whose upper floors have been sealed, and whose groundfloor space now functions as a taxpayer.

Now, here's another thing that happens, which is what I call sometimes Terminal 5 syndrome, which is that big, expensive things get big, highly intelligent attention, and they're great, and Terminal 5 is absolutely magnificent, until you get down to the small detail, the usability, which is the signage, which is catastrophic.

Now, here's another thing that happens, which is what I call sometimes Terminal 5 syndrome, which is that big, expensive things get big, highly intelligent attention, and they're great, and Terminal 5 is absolutely magnificent, until you get down to the small detail, the usability, which is the signage, which is catastrophic.