Sentence examples for changed the route of from inspiring English sources

In the end, a compromise was reached and the Islamist party changed the route of its march so as not to enter Tripoli's main square.

In London 37 people were arrested, the flame had to be extinguished in Paris, and San Francisco changed the route of its ceremony.

They changed the route of entry, having the door lead into the bedroom rather than the tiny entryway, freeing the entryway for use as a dining area.

What happened that afternoon at Bolotnaya Square remains unclear: police changed the route of the march without telling organizers or the public, and the ensuing violence seemed more confused and spontaneous than organized.

The missile missed the aircraft, but the episode was sufficiently worrisome that the American military changed the route of an aerial tour of Baghdad it had arranged for a group of reporters.

But the attack was sufficiently worrisome that the American military changed the route of an aerial tour of Baghdad it had arranged for a group of reporters, television cameramen and photographers on Monday.

Updated at 1.51am BST 1.38am BST Malaysia Airlines has immediately changed the routes of its European flights to avoid the region.

The idea is not only to pressure the quarterback but also to change the route of a rusher, disrupting the offense's timing.

It subsequently agreed to change the route of the pipeline at the panel's suggestion, although it refused to move the platform, as other critics had demanded.

In an earlier blow to the barrier, the Israeli Supreme Court ordered the army to change the route of the barrier in a 20-mile stretch near Jerusalem, saying it was causing too much hardship on the local Palestinian population.

The headline refers to the fact that a forum of three supreme court justices, headed by Israeli supreme court president Dorit Beinish, ruled that the government must change the route of the wall that is being built on the land of the Palestinian village of Bil'in, because the current route "disproportionately damages the lives and rights of the residents of Bil'in".