Sentence examples for trafficking to go from inspiring English sources

An open laptop on the dining-room table was surrounded by piles of invitations: to meet with African business and government leaders; to attend a U.N. conference on drugs, crime, and human trafficking; to go to a "green revolution" confab in Geneva hosted by the Gates and the Rockefeller Foundations.

"Flights will be provided when there is traffic to go," Mr. Chambers said.

In his words, they were "walking along the double yellow line, single file," forcing traffic to go around them.

"I braved football-game traffic to go to the campus infirmary," she said, but it was closed.

I've tried learning on my own but I'm far too uncomfortable in traffic to go anywhere.

Now close Broadway and tell me where is that traffic to go? Phil Stein New York, Feb. 26, 2009.

We're not concerned about the dip – we expect traffic to go back up quickly.

You could decide whether it's worth fighting traffic to go up Friday evening, or even open a few windows using motorized actuators.

"That sounds counter-intuitive but there is such suppressed demand that, as soon as you build new roads, it frees up more traffic to go on them.

We propose the use of multi-portal association in this paper, which allows traffic to go through multiple mesh portals so as to ease the performance bottleneck problem caused by single-portal association.

Plans to build an exit ramp that would allow that traffic to go directly to the tollbooth have been expedited.