Sentence examples for universal traffic from inspiring English sources

Indeed, law could require that mobile phones become universal traffic enforcers, providing an audit trail of our speeding and lane violations.

Here in the nation's most populous county, there is one universal complaint: traffic.

In the 14 states with universal checks, gun trafficking is 48 percent lower than in states without them.

To effectively address this scourge, we must begin by establishing a universal definition of trafficking.

As a result, TLS paves the way for almost universal interception of SSL and TLS traffic.

Critics of universal coverage, Cohn writes, often traffic in alarmist tales "about rationing and waiting lines, followed by a horror story from Britain or Canada".

After combining the results with the GPS measurements we can obtain the traffic load in universal transverse mercator (UTM) coordinates, as depicted in Figure 22 (note that map-matching is not carried out; the aerial image has been obtained from Google Earth).

Child prostitution, pornography and trafficking are, unfortunately, universal.

Citing the precedents of Canada or Australia, Nicholas Kristof of the New York Times suggests limiting gun purchases to curb trafficking, imposing a universal background check system, making serial numbers on guns - and microstamps on bullets - compulsory and harder to erase, while restricting the sale of high-capacity magazines.

Also demonstrated at the May 2nd multi-disciplinary convening of leading researchers and advocates at Johns Hopkins University's Bloomberg School of Public Health, a universal screening system for sex trafficking needs to be established so that first responders and mandated child abuse reporters have a way to assess risk for commercial sexual exploitation.

In this respect, Nashville is Everytown U.S.A. Sex trafficking is an American universal: The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation reported in 2011 that over a two-year period, trafficking occurred in 85 percent of Tennessee's counties, including rural areas.