Sentence examples for take trafficking from inspiring English sources
MS. Matei does little to disguise her disgust with legal systems around the world that fail to take trafficking seriously enough.
Dr. Michael Jeyakumar Devaraj, a Socialist Party member of the Malaysian parliament, told VICE News that the country's political elites do not take trafficking seriously.
Can drones really take traffic to the sky?
Legislatures in some States permit officers to take traffic violators into custody only for certain violations.
It's one of the only plants that can take traffic on it.
This way, no one can expect I will automatically chaperon field trips or take traffic duty at school in the morning.
The best mitigation to take traffic off of Tuckahoe Road involves an access ramp connecting the Sprain Brook Parkway and Ridge Hill, which has to cut across an underutilized corner of county parkland.
They have argued for extensions but the new initiative is expected to force them to take traffic off the road using charges, and stricter low emission zones.
They have to get on with the other horses and have a temperament that lets them take traffic, tractors and even paragliders in their stride.
European bikers take traffic rules seriously: passers-by yelled at me once when I stood in a bike lane, as New Yorkers often do, and chatted with a friend.
