Sentence examples for traffic and work from inspiring English sources

Colleen Frazzetta of Amityville does her best to keep traffic and work away from each other, waving a yellow flag to warn motorists of construction ahead.

Paul should work on the traffic problems here, give pedestrians some rights, put in sidewalks, have a police presence to monitor speeding and traffic and work on revitalizing OUR downtown.

If you asked the average father what his dreams are, I doubt he would say he dreams of leaving his children every day to fight traffic and work for someone else.

The patients with peripheral nerve injuries acquire lifelong disability and require posttrauma peripheral nerve rehabilitation treatments following a growing number of traffic and work accidents, natural disasters, and military activity that cause disability associated with loss of sensory and motor functions and, in some cases, intractable pain.

Unlike road traffic and work-place accident victims, people with chronic disease are often not entitled to third party compensation for allied health and other non-medical primary care services, the exception being veterans and holders of private health insurance.

Mr. Powell outlined the many steps he said Craigslist had taken to fight sex trafficking and work with law enforcement and advocacy groups, including manually reviewing all ads before posting, requiring credit card and phone numbers, reporting suspicious ads to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children and responding to law enforcement requests within a day.

Jan was also an architect of WWF's recent campaign to elevate the global response to wildlife trafficking and work with powerful champions to effect change, from Leonardo DiCaprio to revered faith leaders.

In the absence of plausible federal action, Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut formed a coalition to share information about people prohibited from owning guns, collect data on gun trafficking, and work to get universities to coordinate research.

According to the International Labour Organization, there are 21 million modern slaves across the globe - trafficked and working as forced labourers.

Chakarova traveled from Eastern Europe to Turkey, Greece and Dubai to interview women who had been trafficked and worked as sex slaves.

I thought... Will you turn on the light?" They talked for some time about the roads and all the traffic and the work being done and the length of time it took now to get through the town of Gorey.