Sentence examples for expand traffic from inspiring English sources

As incomes expand, traffic is growing at a rate of 9% a year, with an estimated 450 new vehicles being added to Mumbai's narrow streets every day.

BEIJING — China's environmental regulators on Thursday unveiled stricter emergency pollution controls for the Olympic Games that would shutter more factories and expand traffic restrictions if air quality failed to meet approved standards once the competition began next week.

And the only way to do that is for police to approach suspicious people, to expand traffic stops to include a search for guns and yes, even to stop cars and people, lawfully, as a pretext for a gun frisk.

India has increased its road-building, rushing to build new highways between cities and to expand traffic-clogged city roads.

President Obama, in the White House on Wednesday, called on Congress to enact a number of control measures to: renew a ban on assault weapons, require more detailed and extensive background checks of all weapons' buyers, restrict high-capacity ammunition clips and expand trafficking laws to crack down on the spread of arms nationally.

The government launched a long-term program in the late 1980s to modernize the road system to meet the needs of rapidly expanding traffic, but by the end of the 20th century the roads were in serious disrepair.

As the restaurant has expanded, traffic patterns within it have changed; it may be time for an objective eye to suggest some sprucing up and reconfiguring to this place we love.

When roads are expanded, traffic increases to fill the available space, and people will make trips they wouldn't ordinarily take when a road is known to be congested.

Under her leadership, Roll Call's multimedia efforts expanded, traffic grew and the organization won awards for various projects, including a State of the Union webcast and an accounting of the net worth of every member of Congress.

Even former Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, who gave CicLAvia important early support, pushed for a plan to turn both Olympic and Pico boulevards into one-way streets, a shift that would have expanded traffic lanes at the expense of literal and symbolic space for pedestrians and cyclists.

The company has ambitions to expand rail traffic across Africa.