Sentence examples for tough traffic from inspiring English sources

"California is on the leading edge of tough traffic safety laws," said Michael Geeser, a spokesman for the American Automobile Association of Northern California.

"But over the longer term, bank debts will only increase again unless the government becomes a tough traffic cop and resolves corporate debts".

Trying to change their promotional tact while trying to clear inventory and move towards more centralized merchandising will be challenging in a tough traffic environment," JPMorgan analyst Brian Tunick had said in mid-January.

In 2004, the government created courts to try trafficking cases and passed tough trafficking laws, including prison sentences of up to 15 years for traffickers.

But the tougher traffic laws will only work if the police make them work.

City officials said that the tougher traffic ordinances were not intended to single out illegal immigrants or Hispanics, but to reduce accidents with uninsured drivers.

President Mwai Kibaki, who was injured in a car accident while travelling back to Nairobi from Machakos before the 2002 election, promised tougher traffic regulations during an address to the nation on 1 June.

The Students mentioned about including injury prevention in school curricula and called for tougher traffic rule enforcement.

China has suspended tough new traffic penalties, designed to reduce the country's soaring accident rate, following a public outcry.

(The tough part: Traffic tripled, but Internet revenue grew just 9%.) The company also won a huge regulatory victory in February that forces its local phone rivals to continue leasing their lines at cut-rate prices to AT&T, which now resells local service to 2.8 million customers, more than double the number of a year ago.

Chan, now 31, and Sukumaran, 33, would be the first Australians to be executed under Indonesia's tough drug trafficking laws but they would be far from the first foreigners.