Examples of using To redirect in English and their translations into Czech
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I'm gonna use two scalp arteries to redirect the blood flow in your brain around the aneurysm.
And you can't get to the airport, If you need to redirect an airplane mid-flight… your best bet is probably the local TRACON relay station.
One of the vital tasks in the realm of development policy is to redirect our efforts towards a sustainable conservationist approach to logging,
If you need to redirect an airplane mid-flight
for example to redirect the job to a different queue,
is able to redirect the phone connection to commercial(mostly foreign) phone lines.
ask that we be allowed to redirect this witness in front of the other jury.
That is why I decided to redirect my efforts and continue his work On New Vulcan.
You try to redirect half a million people in and out of this city without that tunnel,
On your command, we can initiate the hack, try to redirect the bomber's course back over the Pacific.
If I were to redirect you back onto that path… you will be a more compelling speaker for our cause.
On New Vulcan. to redirect my efforts and continue his work… That is why I decided.
Try to redirect the bomber's course back over the Pacific.
Okay, guys, we need to redirect the Fireworms around our island
forced the pilot to redirect.
will allow them to redirect their priorities, in order to concentrate European contributions on projects that offer the greatest potential for growth and employment.
Children who are in gainful employment should have the option to redirect part of their mandatory contributions to the flexible system to their parents' pension account,
Like figuring out how to redirect because now I can focus on more important things
I am so much happier without him because now I can focus on more important things like figuring out how to redirect air traffic with my mind.
because of the state of our planet, to take responsibility for its future and to redirect the generation of our children from commerce back to common sense.