Sentence examples for encourage traffic from inspiring English sources
International groups such as Critical Mass formed to encourage traffic laws and city design more conducive to cycling.
A BIT of good fortune ensuing from this gloomy economy is the willingness of restaurants, eager to encourage traffic, to offer affordable prix fixe menus.
Operators collect a per-minute fee for WAP usage, and some of them pay content providers to produce material to encourage traffic, but there is no virtuous circle of the i-mode sort.
At a meeting on Saturday night, a group of anarchists called the Anti-Capitalist Convergence canceled its plans to hold a "scavenger hunt" yesterday, after The New York Times reported that the game was intended to encourage traffic disruption, property damage and other mischief.
The programme also speaks to campaigners against mobile enforcement camera cars, which they say encourage traffic wardens to issue more and more fines.
While the obvious goal is to encourage traffic and purchases via Walmart's e-commerce website, the company has taken a unique approach by not making it a Walmart-only application.
Germany also says that the problem needs to be treated at the source; it is noncommittal about whether rescue measures should be boosted, fearing it could encourage trafficking.
While a decision to strike down laws criminalizing brothel-keeping and pimping will surely encourage trafficking and increase prostitution, as we've seen happen elsewhere, a law similar to the one adopted by France would send a message that says, in Canada, women aren't for sale.
The hotel does not sell access to its amenities, though it encourages traffic to its restaurant and lobby bar.
PAGE B1 Fighting Indian Adoption A group in India is fighting the foreign adoption system there, saying it encourages trafficking in baby girls to meet the desires of Americans and Europeans for children.
Led by Gita Ramaswamy, a longtime union-organizer-turned-book-publisher, the group argues that the foreign adoption system in India is riddled with corruption and encourages trafficking in baby girls, who are often seen as a burden by poor families.
