Sentence examples for traffic including the from inspiring English sources

And if we lived on Yale Avenue, the traffic (including the school buses, which drop off on Yale) might drown out her tiny shouts of ''Hi!'' The school, the porch, the quiet, the short distance to the street: they create the perfect conditions for the kind of friendly, frequent intercourse that brings neighbors together.

Chaotic traffic, including "the occasional cow wandering across the road," no longer fazes Wadsworth.

Let us define λ as the rate of incoming traffic including the self-generated λ.

The corresponding channel activity distribution, considering all traffic (including the load), is shown in Figure 9, with MMPP parameters given by p1-2 = 2.p2-1 and λ1 = 8.5 & λ2 = 3.2.

The network capacity of the wireless LAN was adopted to be 2 Mbps and assumed to be the bottleneck of any end-to-end traffic, including the traffic from the Internet.

In October, CEO Evan Williams admitted to the stall in growth in the U.S. saying that many of the new features of the site could jumpstart growth in traffic, including the Retweet button, Lists, and Geolocation features.

Many federal agencies are given the oversight of human trafficking, including the Departments of Justice, Homeland Security, Health and Human Services, and Labor and the U.S. Agency for International Development.

The convention is part of a larger body of UN and ILO work to define slavery, forced labour and trafficking, including the most recent UN protocol to prevent, suppress and punish trafficking in persons.

He said the worst "zones of vulnerability" were in countries where the rule of law was weak, but insisted all countries needed to address human trafficking, including the US.

In his former job, Mr. Macedo had been involved in the arrest and prosecution of three generals linked to drug trafficking, including the former Mexican antidrug chief, Jesús Gutiérrez Rebollo, in 1997.

It proposes upgrading the federal agencies that deal with trafficking, including the State Department office that tracks the problem, and it urges the administration to avoid abetting "slave labour" in its own procurement of goods and services.