• It includes proposals for a new by-pass in Ballasalla to divert south-bound traffic away from the village centre, through to Balthane Industrial Estate.

    BBC: Isle of Man development plan comes in to force

  • Corporate computers are fair game for snooping in the U.S. (Some European countries have stricter privacy rules.) So in-house spooks can divert copies of incoming and outgoing e-mail to a separate file for monitoring.

    FORBES: Get Hunt and Liddy on the Phone

  • At present the K-MAX has no defensive systems, but Lockheed Martin says the helicopters could easily be fitted with armour, machine-gun pods or flares which could be fired as decoys to divert ground-launched missiles.

    ECONOMIST: Autonomous helicopters

  • Whittaker, deployed in a more advanced role than normal, continued to pose Rangers' most potent threat at the start of the second half and almost scored when he ran on to Lafferty's head-flick and powered in a left-foot shot that Patricio did well to divert wide.

    BBC: Rangers forward Kyle Lafferty

  • It relies in part on the story of Mary Brown, an auto-repair-shop owner who argued in court filings she would have had to divert funds from her business to comply with the law's requirement that, beginning in 2014, most Americans obtain coverage or pay a penalty.

    WSJ: Challenge to Health-Care Law Faces Hurdle

  • His compatriots in the Clinton administration divert attention from their non-signature by stressing their work on destroying mines.

    ECONOMIST: Landmine ban: Happyish days | The

  • Unless you cause a ruckus and divert a non-stop flight from Los Angeles to New York to another airport.

    CNN: American Airlines passengers will not 'always love her'

  • The marathon will only divert much-needed resources and personnel from ensuring the safety of endangered civilians to putting on a footrace.

    FORBES: Bloomberg's Marathon Mistake And Other Post-Sandy New York Sports

  • The problem has got bad enough for some politicians to reconsider the current tough policy, and try to divert non-violent mentally ill offenders away from prisons.

    ECONOMIST: Mental illness

  • His balancing act is delicate: Britain may find his integrationism hard to bear, France may resent his liberalising instinct and even Mr Monti's authority may not divert Germany from its self-defeating obsession with austerity.

    ECONOMIST: Charlemagne

  • City created another gilt-edged chance to break the deadlock on the stroke of half-time when James Milner's free-kick found its way to the unmarked Yaya Toure six yards out - but Mignolet managed to divert the Ivorian's effort narrowly wide.

    BBC: Sunderland 1-0 Manchester City

  • The Islamic summit was supposed to divert attention from this domestic in-fighting.

    ECONOMIST: Islam��s political football

  • Already, the Administration has worked to expand specialized courts that divert roughly 120, 000 non-violent offenders into treatment instead of prison each year.

    WHITEHOUSE: Toward a Smarter Drug Policy

  • But oil companies are likely to invest less in boosting production if they are forced to divert billions of dollars toward reverse-engineering a smaller pipeline.

    WSJ: Drilling Rules Hit Alaska Pipeline

  • Social Security (pensions) benefits would be cut back for today's younger workers, who would then be allowed to divert a share of their payroll-tax contributions (which go to finance Social Security) into private retirement accounts.

    ECONOMIST: The Republicans' economic plans: Ryan to the rescue? | The

  • Soon after, McGregor kept out a stinging effort from Cacau and did brilliantly to stick out a leg and divert Pogrebniak's scuffed follow-up, with the big Russian striker allowed to carry on from a clearly offside position.

    BBC: Rangers 0-2 Stuttgart

  • There is strong evidence that the Beeb - which has no mandate from anyone in the government or from the licence payer to divert licence fee funds to on-line publishing - is recruiting on the cheap and further dumbing down its previous rigorous standards.

    BBC: From the editor's desktop: Your response

  • The waiting room is usually cold and sterile, enlivened by just a few company trinkets to divert your focus from your impending 30-minute inquisition.

    FORBES: Don't Know What to Ask Human Resources Professionals? -- 5 Killer Questions to Ace Screening Interviews

  • Mike Porcaro, owner of an advertising business, said he is getting his pump ready to divert mountain runoff away from his four-bedroom house there.

    WSJ: Winter Seems Eternal in Anchorage, Alaska

  • McAreavey was inches away from extending Linfield's lead two minutes later but Nixon got a vital deflection to divert the Blues midfielder's close-range effort just wide.

    BBC: SPORT | Football | Irish | Glentoran 1-2 Linfield

  • Shale gas is also likely to divert investment in Britain from pricier but carbon-free nuclear and renewable-energy sources.

    ECONOMIST: Shale gas will not solve Britain��s energy problems

  • While the spillways will divert water away from Louisiana cities, low-lying central parts of the state will be flooded.

    CNN: STORY HIGHLIGHTS

  • If your business is building products, why divert from your core competency to develop in-house software tools when you can hire a company like Salesforce.com to deliver the services you need from the cloud?

    FORBES: The 12 Days Of Data Trends: An IT Exec's Outlook For 2013

  • Ministers, she said, envisaged an easy leap to autonomy - making Scotland like "Namibia or Togo", she said - while they were apparently unable to divert productive expenditure to capital investment in schools.

    BBC: First minister's questions

  • India's dam will divert some of the river down a 22km (14-mile) mountain tunnel to turbines.

    ECONOMIST: South Asia��s water

  • The Arizona senator is attempting to win over low-income voters and divert blunt criticism from his Democratic rivals, Sens.

    NPR: McCain Says President Bush's Policies Aren't His

  • The new YES pact will let Yankees owner George Steinbrenner effectively divert millions of dollars and shelter it from the revenue-sharing plan.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • He says the experiment will be carried out only if it is cost-efficient and does not divert energies from elsewhere.

    ECONOMIST: Civil-service reform

  • More worryingly, detailed biographical information can be used by fraudsters to commit full-scale identity fraud or divert financial information and credit cards to another address.

    BBC: Bin raiding: The growing scourge

  • The absence of the two additional parallel tracks has made it impossible for Metro-North and Amtrak to divert trains around the crash site a lack of flexibility that officials said would require diversionary measures and lengthen travel times well into next week, at least.

    WSJ: Rail Corridor Hit With Major Outage

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