| Many have already prepared their route of retreat by sending their children overseas and redirecting their wealth out of the country. |
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| One easy thing homeowners can do is disconnect their downspouts, redirecting rainwater from roofs out onto porous ground. |
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| The announcement has saved scores of jobs in the historic port city and saved hauliers from redirecting their loads to rival ferry ports. |
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| Langer thinks redirecting subsidies to sustainable salmon-farming projects would push the industry in the right direction. |
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| Companies are redirecting their expenditures, from private networks to IP-based services, from insourcing to outsourcing. |
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| One-way vent valves play a crucial role during open-heart surgery by redirecting blood from the heart to a heart-lung machine. |
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| Solutions suggested for the sports field include redirecting a drain under Mill Yard to Mill Race and putting a bund around the field. |
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| These criminals are turning to redirecting domain names so that users will unsuspectedly log onto illegitimate sites under hacker control. |
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| Bitts and bollards, by the way, are for tying rope around, not redirecting it. |
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| In the meantime, it is worth redirecting our attention to what we actually think about happiness. |
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| The three mirrors, 2,5 metres in diameter, will be guided by a computer to track the movement of the sun, capturing the light and redirecting sunbeams into a small park below. |
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| It provides a simple logical view to other processes and acts as a proxy redirecting the queries to the minimum object where it can be solved. |
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| The role of the cofferdam is to dewater the future dam site by redirecting the river water into the diversion tunnel. |
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| It assists in confirming their career direction or redirecting their studies to fall in line with an altered career path. |
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| As regards state aid, reform redirecting aid towards the areas which contribute most to growth and employment is still a long way away. |
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| Packet Filter provides a solution for this situation by redirecting FTP traffic through an FTP proxy server. |
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| It also shows Hardy surreptitiously redirecting his seditious instincts into experimentation with literary technique. |
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| Are they redirecting their budget funds, and or taking on more debt to fight these problems themselves? |
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| It would have the weight to strong-arm the Treasury into redirecting existing spending towards business, innovation and skills. |
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| It was pretty irregular for someone in his position to end up knowing about that donation and redirecting it. |
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| The emphasis should be on understanding, on explaining the facts and on redirecting events. |
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| In reality, the possibilities for redirecting gas exports away from Europe are limited. |
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| A more promising approach would be to reinforce governance and democracy by redirecting significantly more ODA to African unions, media, associations, human rights groups, etc. |
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| One variation on this type of attack involves redirecting users to a decoy website that looks exactly the same as the one they were accessing, where they are asked to disclose their credit card information, for example. |
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| Since Thursday hackers have been hijacking web traffic intended for Baidu, the Google of China, and redirecting it to bombard two pages run by GitHub. |
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| This is provoking an unraveling of community-based investments in the areas of origin, and the redirecting of expatriate investment toward the cities. |
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| The most well known of these proteins are osteocalcin for bone building and Matrix-GLA for redirecting calcium from arteries. |
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| Modern reflexes have a pentaprism arrangement that permits upright, right-reading, eye-level viewing by redirecting the image from the horizontal screen on top of the camera. |
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| But recently many comprehensive schools, without enough keen A-level students to justify redirecting a precious maths teacher from teaching the basics to younger students, have dropped further maths entirely. |
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| Mr Medina could achieve many of his goals by pruning the public sector, which is stuffed with party hacks, and redirecting spending to less wasteful ends. |
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| By setting events in the future, they can identify social trends and technologies that bedazzle or frighten us, push them to their limits, and use the created fiction as a way of redirecting attention back to the present. |
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| In the name of fighting terrorism, Bush is expanding and redirecting the ongoing attacks on people of color. |
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| We are actively managing expenses associated with integrating acquired businesses, and are redirecting our talent and resources for maximum return. |
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| Some systems are capable of redirecting all BIOS keyboard and screen activity to a serial port through a configuration option, so the machine can be completely maintained through the serial port. |
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| Operating this computer as a terminal server, redirecting the computer's display or transferring the license to another computer, as well as copying and operating the computer as a virtual machine are explicitly prohibited. |
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| Thus, climate change can be a pretext for redirecting funding to the detriment of issues that are in fact essential to development, such as health and transportation. |
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| The aim of the Commission was therefore to propose, for the first time, a global framework for all the measures benefiting SMEs, redirecting them towards those enterprises most in need of State support. |
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| It's also clear that some jobs, like purchasing coffee supplies, require a different level of skill and commitment than others, such as answering and redirecting email. |
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| Speakers reemphasized the importance of carbon markets in allocating and redirecting capital to cleaner investment and again noted that a sufficiently high and predictable price for carbon was critical. |
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| Another module named the redirectable data identification module is responsible for redirecting the required data of the guest VM to the monitoring process. |
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| Moreover, over recent years the trend towards reducing and redirecting state aid seems to have continued, although it still plays an important role in some sectors, such as transport. |
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| The ruling indicates that the IRS is redirecting its challenge of LILOs beyond a mere finding of lack of economic substance, to focus on a more technical approach. |
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| Pharming, using DNS cache poisoning, is far more sophisticated and accomplishes the same thing by redirecting a legitimate Web site address to a scammer's site. |
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| Upon the glacier's retreat, debris deposited north of Boston filled the lower Merrimack Valley, redirecting the river into its current northeast bend at Lowell. |
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| The hank would be better served redirecting its efforts to the lower-left quadrant to customers who are less profitable and less likely to attrite. |
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| Patent Office that covers the development of a speaker enclosure that solves the issue of redirecting destructive standing waves, and provides true to source listening. |
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| Valens was in Asia with his main field army, preparing for an assault on the Persians, and redirecting the army and its logistic support would have required time. |
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| Redirecting our focus to encompass both the camper and counselor enhances the camp experience for all involved. |
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| Cylinder wire mounting Doffer wire mounting Licker in Wire mounting Feed roller wire mounting Redirecting Roller wire mounting. |
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