Sentence examples for traffic called for from inspiring English sources

A joint intervention at the meeting from the conservation charity WWF and Traffic called for the trade to be suspended in Thailand because it was apparent "no progress" had been made in halting the illegal trade.

They feel they don't need to hire a professional geek immediately, but at some point later on when growth (measured in revenues, employees or site traffic) calls for it.

In his view, the advisory procedure would be more reasonable given that only minor acts are concerned and that the fight against drug trafficking calls for an ability to react rapidly.

The traffic officer called for backup, and two squad cars responded.

The proposal was opposed by local politicians, who contended that it did not satisfactorily address the effect on local traffic and called for more thorough investigation into alternatives.

The Bush administration on Monday reiterated its support for Colombia's struggle against the FARC and cocaine trafficking, but called for a negotiated solution to the crisis.

He co-authored a book about drug trafficking and called for legalizing marijuana as a way to lessen the power of the Mexican drug cartels.

It said that the system currently puts too heavy a burden of proof on alleged victims of human trafficking and called for the state to use NGOs to help identify them rather than relying on the police.

Guevara said there should be more ­public-private partnerships to deal with traffic problems and called for faster county responses to daily traffic headaches.

The 1977 Moneta Gardens study concluded that there was a "serious need for reconsideration of traffic patterns and the installation of additional traffic controls". It called for such things as one-way streets and the creation of cul-de-sacs, but officials said there are no plans to implement the recommendations.

But Brand notes that Schweickart's idealism is grounded in experience: "Going camping with Rusty was a memorable experience, because he watches the sky in a different way — he's looking for traffic, calling out satellites.