Sentence examples for routed back to from inspiring English sources

That way, if the recipient of that message replies to it, the response is routed back to the original sender.

That income is then routed back to parent companies in developed nations, where tax rates are often much higher.

The audio was fired first to the oldest radio transmission station in the world in Nauen, 40 miles away, and then sent to the French radio base Émetteur d'Issoudun, before being routed back to the concert venue.

Vast quantities of information captured by America's "Stateroom" system of listening stations in diplomatic missions – including phone calls and data sent over wi-fi links – are routed back to spy chiefs via a communications hub within the US Air Force base in Croughton, near Milton Keynes.

Navistar was an early proponent of a technique called exhaust gas recirculation, or E.G.R., a well-established process in which burned gases from the engine exhaust are routed back to the cylinder, diluting the mixture and lowering the temperature of combustion, which in turn reduces the amount of NOx formed.

The IMF's portion of the rescue is scheduled to run until early 2016.Without a successful conclusion of the review, Greece will be denied the final tranche of European loans of €1.8 billion, as well as a further €1.7 billion that this would trigger through another form of help, in which profits on the ECB's holdings of Greek bonds are routed back to Greece.

We were told it was re-routed back to London Bridge where it arrived at 1050.

For now, all of these are routing back to humans with only the smallest amount of bot-ification (or using automated responses often based around some loose natural language-based machine learning) thrown in.

After three years, SR 410 was re-routed back to the east side of the Naches River along the toe of the landslide with a permanent, 55-mph route opened in August 2012.

Initially, Crawford and his cavalry attempted to flee from the eastern border of Alton, but were routed back into town and to the south (heading directly for Winchester) by Parliamentary horse.

A year later, they said, the funds were routed back through the Cayman Islands to take advantage of favorable tax laws.