Sentence examples for any such diversion from inspiring English sources

Their donations to the Bank have already been settled for the next three years, so any such diversion will be easy to spot in the short term.

"(5) the injury, if any, that New Mexico would likely suffer as a result of any such diversion, taking into account the extent to which reasonable conservation measures could offset the diversion". Id., at 190, 103 S.Ct., at 549 (footnote omitted).

Because Social Security is a pay-as-you-go system, in which today's payroll taxes (12.4% of earnings, split evenly between employer and employee) pay for today's pensions, any such diversion creates a gap in the government's books, which must be made up somehow through higher taxes or savings or, most likely, higher debt.

But American officials say it is difficult to document any such diversions because Pyongyang places restrictions on the World Food Program's monitoring activities, including requiring five days' advance notice for inspections.

During one such diversion, they rescue two country boys from drowning.

The core of the work deals with the simplicity of the new pwm generation procedure employed for such diversion of power.

One such diversion was set up after the Shoreham airshow crash, and has already claimed a life: a head-on collision on Tuesday killed one driver and left the other with serious injuries.

And money keeps getting diverted to the hottest, "happening now" technique whereas such diversion actually slows progress.

I would recommend such diversion for others -- especially for lawyers.

The magazine says Pat Quinn has no such diversion as he seeks reelection here.

In the majority of Paton Blough's six arrests, such diversion programs simply were not available.