Sentence examples for trafficking work from inspiring English sources

In addition to the strategic dimension of the treaty, Russia and China formally agreed to reduce further military forces in border regions, fight terrorism and drug trafficking, work to resolve the final disputes along their 2,550 miles of border and prevent "groups" or third countries from using the territory of one country as a base against the other.

My first company, Palantir, has also engaged in anti-child exploitation technology work pro bono with NCMEC, a variety of anti-human trafficking work, as well as other pro bono technology-enabled causes such as sophisticated disaster relief in Haiti, Philippines, and elsewhere with the Clinton Global Initiative.

That same year, the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency gave Worldwide Documentaries a grant to do anti-human trafficking work over a three-year period.

It is time we break more ground by backing them up with funding for promised services, so we can help survivors of human trafficking work towards the bright futures they deserve.

In 2000, the department, alarmed by the increase in human trafficking, worked with allies in Congress to pass the Trafficking Victims Protection Act.

After I had been in town for a few days, I met a man who works for one of the foreign aid organizations and who explained to me how some of the trafficking works.

We made this film to honor the stories and courage of the trafficked women but also to educate men about who these women are and how trafficking works.

The Raytheon Company, the military contractor, said yesterday that it would split its military and air-traffic work into seven businesses.

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Due to a gradual modal shift, the traffic work between the various modes of transport directly before and directly after the introduction of the stricter sulphur rules in 2015 will not be so substantial.

To complement the training officers received and help them implement it in their day-to-day traffic work, the TREDS group developed an easy-to-use screening tool for disorientation (Fig. 1), called the DOSCI.