Sentence examples for handling trafficking from inspiring English sources

Regardless of mixed reviews when it comes to DHS's handling trafficking cases, airline workers are still on the first line of defense when it comes to watching out for signs that a victim is being transported.

Most free ISPs have problems handling traffic when they start.

The amount of traffic coursing through the network had hit what Mr. Podchaski calls the cap, the wiring equipment's threshold for handling traffic.

The busy main road handling traffic from Finland, a four-hour ferry ride to the east, marks the end of Pilgatan.

The governor told Mayor John Fabrizi of Bridgeport that his city would be reimbursed for expenses of handling traffic and other problems during the highway's closing.

Edwards has since been served with the ticket, and the officer, whose name was not released, has been counseled about handling traffic stops, said Candace Johnson, Romond's administrative assistant.

They complained that Mr. Bloomberg's application lacked a plan for handling traffic, parking and living facilities for the staff running the farm.

Drivers' "uncivilized behavior" in handling traffic accidents hindered the smooth flow of traffic on already-congested city roads, Mr. Saleem said, and those obstructing traffic could be booked for creating public nuisance.

"There is some manual labor [at the facility], but there are certainly more skilled jobs, managing power equipment, handling traffic and on computers," he said.

City attorneys accustomed to handling traffic tickets and zoning violations are now responsible for prosecuting crimes that used to be felonies, including forgeries, theft and shoplifting.

The local efficiency indicates a measure of the fault tolerance of the network [ 88] which gives information about handling traffic by each node in the network.