Sentence examples for called traffic from inspiring English sources

Ford, America's second-largest carmaker, is developing something similar called Traffic Jam Assist.

Another area of application for traffic control devices is their use in traffic restraint (often called traffic "calming").

Inktomi has a software product, called Traffic Server, that runs on server computers around the Internet, working essentially the same way as cache memory on a computer chip.

But this week, these civil servants, called traffic enforcement agents, achieved a level of respect that they said had been too long coming.

In the mid-nineties, for an exhibition called "Traffic," Rhoades convinced a French museum to pay for part of the Caprice.

An 8 1/2-by-11-inch Mylar stencil called Traffic, above, can be used to embellish a wall, lampshade or other surface.

It's called trafficking in stolen property, and no passage of time can erase that sin.

Thompson also offered a wrenching performance called "Trafficking Is Torture," in which she played an Eastern European woman sold into sex slavery.

What's lost in the relentless defining and counting are the complex factors behind what is now almost unquestioningly called "trafficking".

So grave is the situation, we are told, that it is written about in a US Department of State report called Trafficking in Persons.

Human trafficking, also called trafficking in persons, form of modern-day slavery involving the illegal transport of individuals by force or deception for the purpose of labour, sexual exploitation, or activities in which others benefit financially.