Sentence examples for limiting traffic from inspiring English sources

Thereafter, Pyongyang implemented a draconian restriction in December of North-South cross-border traffic, stopping Kaesong tourism and severely limiting traffic to the Kaesong Industrial Complex.

Some European airlines worry the system could backfire if foreign governments retaliate by limiting traffic rights or imposing taxes and charges.

By late Tuesday, the shooter was identified as Nasim Najafi Aghdam, an animal-rights activist and online exercise instructor in her thirties; she apparently had become convinced that YouTube was limiting traffic to her videos.

In another briefing, the F.A.A. discussed measures it was considering for limiting traffic at LaGuardia, which could eventually be used at other airports where demand for landing slots exceeds supply.

Beijing and Shanghai have also exempted buyers of electric cars from their controls on the issuance of car license plates, which are aimed at limiting traffic jams and air pollution.

Fulton Street's first heyday was in an era before enclosed shopping centers, when department-store titans like Namm's and Loeser's shared the street with A & S. The modern Fulton Mall dates to the 1970s, when merchants persuaded the city to revitalize the fading strip by widening the sidewalks, narrowing the street and limiting traffic to buses.

The carriers would all have to limit traffic".

Buses limit traffic congestion and keep the economy moving.

They spread razor wire on the road to limit traffic, which was allowed to trickle through.

To limit traffic, the site has set up a virtual velvet rope: Only those with a Facebook friend who has already signed up can get in.

Mr. Burba said the agency also has "monitors on the network to look for intrusions, and a relatively sophisticated firewall to limit traffic, so we are confident the applications are more secure than they would be through paper filing".