Sentence examples for supposed traffic from inspiring English sources

Agonisingly for Mr Huhne, who denies the allegations, his friends told Sunday newspapers that he cannot recall his exact movements at the time of the supposed traffic offence in 2003.

It would be wrong to assume that exploitation is not happening in these fly-by-night brothels, but the police's focus on saving people from supposed trafficking is typically disingenuous and blind to the real problems sex workers face.

Authorities claim she used 19 aliases and concealed meth in packages of bath salts that were shipped Down Under from the U.S. One member of the supposed trafficking network committed suicide in California after being contacted by U.S. investigators, according to the Sunday Telegraph.

The main lesson for those of us who are supposed to traffic in facts — journalists, academics, policy makers — is not to be too dismissive of those who hold beliefs that seem preposterous.

Next, suppose that traffic lights B and B' are red.

First suppose that traffic lights A and arearedred.

That is because, as well as collecting tolls, it is supposed to gather traffic flow and vehicle-specific data, offering an opportunity to pioneer "smart vehicle" technology, and help national champions such as DaimlerChrysler and Deutsche Telekom to establish a leading position in it.

Though the State Department of Transportation is preparing for the final phase of the I-287 project — a redesign of, and around, Exit 8 here that is supposed to improve traffic flow in and out of the city — it is not scheduled to begin until 2010 and will take two years to complete, transportation officials said.

All observer nodes are supposed to overhear traffic within their transmission range.

What's most interesting, perhaps, is that the study's results conflicts with Comcast's supposed justification for traffic blocking.

The method is supposed to reduce traffic closures and onsite construction time while improving "work-zone safety for the traveling public," according to the Federal Highway Administration.