Sentence examples for To trafficking for from inspiring English sources
The phrase "To trafficking for" is not correct in standard written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or improperly structured phrase that lacks clarity and proper grammatical form. Example: "The organization was involved in trafficking for illegal substances."
Although the IOM estimates that approximately 33% of victims of trafficking are trafficked for labour exploitation [ 5], expertise in caring for trafficked people has been developed primarily in relation to trafficking for sexual exploitation.
The brief country assessments were mostly restricted to evaluating laws and prosecutions in relation to trafficking for sexual exploitation.
From child soldiers to trafficking for labour and sex, from intergenerational bonded labour to girls forbidden to attend school, the list of appalling injustices committed against children is, unfortunately, a long one.
HRW reports that many Iraqi women, widowed by the conflict, violence or displacement, are vulnerable to trafficking for sexual exploitation and prostitution.
Neither side suggests that trafficking doesn't exist, but its prevalence and the disproportionate attention given to sex trafficking (as opposed to trafficking for agriculture or domestic labour, for instance) are questioned.
The Champs-Elysées was closed to traffic for the occasion.
Main Street was closed to traffic for 30 days this summer and fall for filming.
The Coast Guard has closed the East River to traffic for the time being.
Folding tables lined the avenue, which had been closed to traffic for several blocks.
The road was shut to traffic for some time, causing rush hour disruption.
The lower deck remained closed to traffic for five years, opening in 1969.
