Sentence examples for deter traffic from inspiring English sources

The most luxurious of the project's residential buildings and mansions were built along Honcharna, a dead end, as developers expected it would deter traffic and limit any noise.

Last week the New York City Department of Transportation announced it was joining London, Tokyo and other cities around the world in adding Imitation Security programs to their efforts to deter traffic violations.

A new report by the party's mayoral candidate Caroline Pidgeon recommends a rise in the daily charge collected by automated payment from the current £10.50 to £13 with a higher automated charge of £19 on vehicles entering the zone "at the height of the rush hour" in order to deter traffic from entering the centre of the city.

It was introduced in an attempt to deter traffic and reduce congestion; Livingstone himself took the London Underground to work, and tried to inspire more Londoners to use public transport rather than cars.

A bypass of the southern terminus of PA 402 was proposed in 1991 to deter traffic off the congested intersection with US 209 and US 209 Business in the village of Marshalls Creek.

Friday's, says its more than 80,000 hotel employees in 81 countries receive required training to deter trafficking of children.

Not only has interdiction been proven not to deter trafficking, but cartels are constantly finding new ways to improve logistics and increase productivity.

Administration officials believed this would either deter immigrant traffic or force the traffic over terrain less suited for crossing, where immigrants would be easier to detect.

So improve the roads, while limiting motorway access, to deter local traffic.

The lower court in that case, Indianapolis v. Edmond, rejected the government's argument that the need to detect and deter drug trafficking was a "special need" that justified the warrantless searches.

"The whole philosophy of the deal is to deter human trafficking [into Europe] from the Turkish coast, but it is going to be difficult and we are trying to use a soft approach.