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Meanings of traffic international in English
International organization.
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Examples for "traffic"
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Go and direct traffic; let no press or public near the house.
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The latest systems will also require significant amendments to road traffic legislation.
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However, they said evening peak traffic started an hour earlier, at 3pm.
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Falling freight traffic was a major problem for Chinese airlines, Liu said.
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Unmanned flights within Europe are severely limited by air traffic control regulations.
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But the scheme got a mixed reception from Traffic, the wildlife trade monitoring network.
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The international wildlife trade monitoring network, TRAFFIC, criticised the country's authorities for not doing enough to protect the abalone.
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The wildlife trade monitoring network TRAFFIC and conservation group WWF said they were "deeply disapointed" by Sunday's vote.
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The scheme is run jointly by the WWF global conservation group, the wildlife trade monitoring network Traffic and the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS).
Usage of traffic international in English
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The marketing agency Traffic International sold European rights through the EBU after undertaking to raise £24.36 million for the International Football Federation from broadcasters.