ROW definition

ROW means Right of Way.
ROW means right-of-way.
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Examples of ROW in a sentence

  • These areas are typically accessible via the use of existing access roads, public roads, and the pipeline ROW.

  • VB06320001; include if available for other leases: Business, Renewables, Minerals, Water Bureau, ROW or Agricultural leases-eg.

  • In the event the Contractor’s construction vehicles track dirt or other debris outside of the construction area and into the ROW, they will be directed by the Construction Supervisor to perform maintenance cleaning.

  • Local Engineering Consultants/Project Professionals, non-overnight meeting or site inspector visits at greenfield site, public ROW, easement, etc.

  • Conduit will be fused in the staging areas along the Project ROW to a pre-determined length, prior to delivery to the trench.


More Definitions of ROW

ROW means a single record in a table of a Sisense data model. For licensing purposes, only Rows in tables that were added to the data model from external sources are counted. If a base table is used by several data models, it is counted only once.
ROW means the world other than the United States.
ROW means the entire world, excluding the Territory.
ROW means all countries of the Territory other than the U.S. For clarity, except as expressly set forth in Article 2, the territories licensed under the China Agreement are not included in RoW.
ROW means Right of Way, inclusive of all the ancillary land owned by NHA for usage by commuters.
ROW means Countries other than the Major Market Countries.
ROW means the County right-of-way.