Sentence examples for traffic access from inspiring English sources

Paris must dismantle all automobile traffic access to the banks of the Seine, so that lovers may reclaim what is rightfully theirs.

"You could control truck traffic access better on Church Street than on West Street, and you would be able to achieve setbacks more easily on that site".

His group, which favors a master plan for all nine acres, is concerned about increased traffic, access to the waterfront and the need for parkland in the neighborhood.

He added that the agency had the right to deny the permit because the protesters could gather at other federal courthouses nearby and because the agency had legitimate concerns over pedestrian traffic, access and egress, and security measures.

The arterials, which have few limits to traffic access and are often two-way, tend to go through dense residential and retail areas, commonly following bus and subway routes, and get a lot of pedestrian traffic.

That followed a number of denial of service attacks earlier in the day that had been defeated by the system provided to the ABS by IBM, including a decision to block international traffic access to the census form at 11.46am.

Network traffic load in an IEEE802.11 infrastructure arises from the superposition of traffic accessed by wireless clients associated with access points (APs).

Messaging, email and other web traffic accessed through the program was made searchable through XKEYSCORE, one of the NSA's more infamous search-powered surveillance tools.

For web-browsing and file-sharing traffic categories, access point gets higher priority to access the medium than the stations in order to cope with the asymmetric behaviour of their traffic.

The interrelationship between the traffic type, access policy, and performance of high-speed packet access (HSPA) was examined in a simulation-based study[16].

Proposals have already been made that would change the nature of public space: closing off Times Square to traffic; limiting access to railroad terminals; increasing use of surveillance cameras; reducing access to parks; adding more cameras and security personnel in buildings.