Sentence examples for traffic blockages from inspiring English sources

Like their predecessors in the long struggle for racial justice, they did not shrink from militancy and have employed a variety of tactics, including street demonstrations, die-ins, traffic blockages and disruptions of highly visible political events.

But now his story is just that he did not "authorize" the traffic blockage.

We try to maintain and regulate service at intervals according to circumstances, traffic, fire, blockage by construction.

However, vehicles parked on the side of the road while people went sledging on the hills caused a build-up of traffic and road blockages.

While the road blockages created traffic disruptions, life continued normally in most of Bangkok, a bustling city of 12 million.

A common analogy would be decongesting a traffic jam or nasal blockage.

Later, to overcome the limitation of efferent motor traffic attenuation, spinal selective blockage of μ-opoid receptors with fentanyl was used to attenuate feedback from type III and IV fibers without affecting the force-generating capacity of skeletal muscle during a constant workload cycling bout at 80% of peak workload [ 68].

Given the dire situation of so many Philippine families – compounded by an uncleared airport runway, road blockages, day-long traffic jams – organizations like UNICEF and its partners have been eager to enter the city of Tacloban and begin the road to its recovery.

Direct damage resulted in an 8 h blockage of road traffic despite the small volume of debris on the road, which was estimated between 10,000 and 15,000 m3 by the local authorities.

The majority of non-local advocates seemed to read from the same script, and had a lack of understanding that what looks good on paper is not the reality of displacement, environmental hazards, traffic, construction noise, and permanent blockage of sky in our neighborhood.

We evaluate the proposed probabilistic collision risk assessment method in several occlusion scenarios with real traffic, including an alleyway, a merging lane, and blockage by a bulky vehicle.