Translation for 'construction permit' from English to Finnish

construction permit

rakennuslupa {noun}hall.rake.

---

permit

lupa {noun}

Advertisement

to permit

sallia

import permit

maahantuontilupa {noun}hall.kauppa

export permit

vientilupa {noun}hall.kauppa

building permit

rakennuslupa {noun}hall.rake.

work permit

työlupa {noun}ammatithall.

construction plan

rakennussuunnitelma {noun}arkk.rake.

construction site

työmaa {noun}rake.

rakennustyömaa {noun}rake.

construction defects

rakennusvirheet {noun}rake.

construction engineer

rakennusinsinööri {noun}ammatitinsinöö.rake.

construction draft

rakennuspiirustus {noun}arkk.rake.

construction industry

rakennusteollisuus {noun}ekonomiarake.teolii.

construction style

rakennustyyli {noun}arkk.

construction worker

rakennustyöläinen {noun}ammatit

construction material

rakennusmateriaali {noun}matskutrake.

construction company

rakennusliike {noun}ekonomiarake.

year of construction

rakennusvuosi {noun}rake.

construction draftsman [Am.]

rakennuspiirtäjä {noun}ammatitrake.

construction draftswoman [Am.]

rakennuspiirtäjä {noun} [nainen]ammatitrake.

• The station received its construction permit as WRLB on June 7, 1984.
• Intended to be a simulcasting sister to WNJR (1430 AM), the FM station never made it to the air despite being granted several extensions of its construction permit.
• The FCC granted the construction permit to Television Corporation (TVX, later known simply as TVX Broadcast Group) in August 1983.
• An early application for the Channel 49 license is on file for a WBBU-TV, which was granted a construction permit in 1966 but could not make it to air before the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) purged the license from its database in 1970.
• Before going on air, Bay Television also rebuffed an offer from Telemundo to buy the construction permit.

• In March 1961, the owners of Skyland Broadcasting Corporation sold the construction permit for dark WONE-TV, as well as on-the-air then-sister stations WONE (AM) and WIFE (FM) (now WTUE), to Brush-Moore Newspapers.
• In January 2014 Saint Leo University received a construction permit for a Low Power FM Station to operate on 92.7 MHz. The call sign is WLSL-LP (We Love Saint Leo).
• In 1957, the network originally won an FCC construction permit to build a new station on Channel 11, the last remaining commercial VHF channel in St.
• On June 17, 1970 a construction permit was granted and work began.
• In 1937, W1XOJ, the first experimental FM radio station after Armstrong's W2XMN in Alpine, New Jersey, was granted a construction permit by the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC).

• WHTA got a construction permit from the FCC to increase the height of the antenna on the tower, but this only reduced the problem rather than eliminating it.
• The original call sign was WTHA when the construction permit was issued at the beginning of October 1996.
• It created enough interest among the student body that the Georgia Board of Regents obtained a construction permit and license for its own station at the university, WRAS-FM.
• The station's construction permit was applied for from the Federal Communications Commission in 1995.
• The WHYY-TV call letters moved to the channel 12 construction permit in March 1963.

• More recently, WMTW obtained a construction permit for a translator in Portland on UHF channel 26.
• 6 million from Mexico after a Mexican municipality refused a construction permit for the hazardous waste landfill it intended to construct in Guadalcázar, San Luis Potosí.
• The University of Iowa later applied for a construction permit for station WSUI-TV on channel 11 in February 1948.