Sentence examples for combating traffic from inspiring English sources

However far Mr. Brodsky — or for that matter his entire '60s generation — may have strayed from younger, idealistic stirrings, combating traffic congestion with fees has for more than a decade seemed to him, well, regressive.

The Council of Europe has named it "the most effective tool for preventing and combating trafficking in human beings".

"Friends don't let friends commit human-rights abuses".Under the 2000 act, countries have until mid-2003 to show progress in combating trafficking, or risk the loss of non-humanitarian aid from the United States.

Saw Sai Nawng Hkio, who works with the humanitarian organization World Vision in Thailand, says combating trafficking is like trying to keep a balloon under water.

Village Voice Media responded to The New York Times story, saying it, too, was combating trafficking, but that "censorship will not rid the world of exploitation".

The lack of accurate data and measures to track any progress in combating trafficking limits the international attention it is afforded.

In light of Europe's active trafficking problem, the EU Strategy for the Eradication of Trafficking in Human Beings provides instrumental assistance to the EU and its Member States in identifying victims and combating trafficking networks.

But after the Super Bowl's done, consider doing a few of the following things to help the people, individuals and organizations combating trafficking and help girls and boys live free from violence and sexual slavery.

Obama's order is designed in part to better enforce and implement aspects of the Trafficking Victims Prevention Act (TVPA), which was one of the first bills aimed at combating trafficking.

Finland has a history of exposing traffickers led by Eva Biaudet, the Finnish National Rapporteur on Trafficking in Human Beings and former OSCE Special Representative on Combating Trafficking in Human Beings, but only recently has the world woken up to focus on the canker of sex slavery.

Combating trafficking in persons: a call to action for global health professionals.