Sentence examples for course of a traffic from inspiring English sources

It also requires police officers who, in the course of a traffic stop or other law-enforcement action, come to a "reasonable suspicion" that a person is an illegal alien verify the person's immigration status with the federal government.

Some immigrant advocates lauded Judge Bolton's decision that law enforcement officers cannot be mandated to inquire about immigration status in the course of a traffic stop or detention.

UCLA police provided limited information about the incident, reporting Cunningham was stopped at 10 05 a.m., "temporarily handcuffed during the course of a traffic stop," was cited with failing to wear a seat belt and released.

Of course, a traffic accident can serve as an item in a newspaper.

Of course, not a traffic sign or one that points passers-by to the local fast-food outlet but instead you can name your property and have a little sign made.

Am I alone in feeling Britain is full?" This is the sillier end of the spectrum, of course, to blame a traffic jam on an abundance of migrants.

Over the course of a nearly half-hour traffic stop, however, Officer Tracy Carroll made it clear that he believed Ebner was driving intoxicated, which had supposedly caused her car to cross the center line.

On the other hand, few dealers would park a test-drive model at the head of an obstacle course of traffic cones and invite the shopper to make the tires squeal.

From time to time during the course of my traffic studies, when it seemed that traffic really was fundamentally chaotic, I'd go see Sam Schwartz.

Accounts are on the rise of individuals -- men and women -- being subjected to what is essentially government-sanctioned rape by police in the course of "routine" traffic stops.

During the course of the traffic stop, police officers instructed the driver to stay inside the vehicle and returned to their patrol car to run a routine license and registration check.