Sentence examples for re-routed from from inspiring English sources

Traffic has been re-routed from the north side and the road has been replaced with a grand piazza.

First, United States military and civilian leadership must recognize that resources to support this major shift in strategy have to be re-routed from our regular forces.

Whenever a data packet reaches a node in a void region, the data packet should be re-routed from a void-handling procedure or discarded.

A particularly dense data package could be re-routed from a one-lane road to a highway to prevent a traffic jam.

The fount of honour has been re-routed from Buckingham Palace and now sprays the holy water of patronage on the chosen few from 10 Downing Street, which appoints archbishops, bishops, cabinet ministers, peers and judges, and fills most senior government posts with the people it wants.

Finally, during the handoff execution step, the connections need to be re-routed from the existing network to the new network in a seamless manner [3].

Northern Ireland's independent parades commission has ruled that the march should be re-routed away from Catholic areas, but the Orange Order has vowed to go ahead anyway.

But last year about 25,000 people took part in the flamboyant festivities, which has long been re-routed, away from the narrow residential streets of the West Village, and directed up the broad parade ground of Sixth Avenue.

During a recent solar storm air traffic had to be re-routed away from polar regions to avoid losing communication.

Motorways in the area were also closed off and flights re-routed away from the local airport.

The Parades Commission had placed restrictions on the march, which the parade organisers had already re-routed away from the town's war memorial.