Sentence examples for trafficking further from inspiring English sources

Referring to criticism that the bill may drive trafficking further out of reach of the authorities, she said: "This is already underground.

Her work with the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, as Special Gender Adviser to the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, and with Equality Now, a nongovernmental organization, often focusing on issues of prostitution and trafficking, further opened opportunities for women to claim sexual offenses as human rights violations.

In subsequent years, rising crime and the crack cocaine epidemic, fueled by Latin American drug trafficking, further tainted the image of Florida's Spanish-speaking population.

In addition to harming consensual sex workers while pushing sex trafficking further underground, the legislation's broad language means that sites now seem to be over-censoring their users to ensure they're not liable for anything problematic.

Interestingly, we observed the involvement of HER2, but not HER3, in the flow of EGFR trafficking, further contributing to enhanced RTK-mediated intracellular signalling.

Religious ambiguities, fear of organs being used for the purposes of organ trafficking, further deteriorate the will to donate [ 29, 30].

It is a code word for sexually exploitable young girls, or maybe for young boys, or for infants trafficked from Haiti and killed for their organs, which are then trafficked further.

The ovalbumin bound to QD is subsequently processed by the DCs and presented to T cells, whereas the QDs themselves are not processed by lysosomal enzymes or trafficked further into the MHC class-II pathway, but are instead retained inside DCs.

After vesicle scission the endocytic machinery quickly disassembles and the free vesicle is trafficked further into the cell.

Exported proteins are then trafficked further to the erythrocyte surface or remain in the cytosol to help remodeling the infected host cell.

This will increase traffic further.