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The U. N. resolution states that suspected ships have to agree to be boarded or to divert to nearby ports for formal inspections.

Local commercial livestock farmers will have to decide how much of their N$2-billion industry they want to divert to China, Mutorwa said.

A claustrophobic woman got into a confrontation with a flight crew, causing a United Airlines jet from London to divert to Boston.

A claustrophobic woman got into a confrontation with a flight crew, causing a United Airline's jet from London to divert to Boston.

Russian media reports said the pilots ignored advice from air traffic control to divert to another airport.

The crew subsequently decided to divert to Shanghai "s Hongqiao Airport at 15: 10L and declared emergency due to being low on fuel. "

The plane crashed short of the runway in heavy fog after controllers told the pilot to divert to Moscow or Minsk, Russian officials said.

Delays can also be reduced because more aircraft can land safely in bad weather instead of having to divert to another airport.

Severe turbulence forced a Continental Airlines plane to divert to Miami to make an emergency landing.

So we have been accused that maybe we decide in the future to divert to a weapons program.

Traffic was ordered to divert to another road because of the repair of the main road.

Traffic was ordered to divert to another road.

Quite possibly, this rock is not from this world, and you divert to inspect it.

Similarly, generous flows of South Korean aid that Mr Kim is free to divert to his armed forces or into his own pockets should stop;