Sentence examples for continued diversion from inspiring English sources
In the most egregious example, President Obama has allowed the continued diversion of more than $100 billion a year in federal small business contracts to Fortune 500 firms and even some of the largest corporations in the world.
Continued communication will mean continued donations.
But Mr. Whitmire said he was confident that the state's continued focus on rehabilitation and diversion programs would keep the prison population from expanding.
And he said Mr. Kerry was wrong to say that the continued fighting in Iraq was a diversion from the battle against terrorism rather than a central element of it.
Until Colorado can generate sufficient evidence to show that circumstances have changed and that a diversion is appropriate, the equities compel the continued protection of the existing users of the Vermejo River's waters.
Clearing those technical hurdles in the face of continued opposition in the County Legislature, which would have had to approve diversion, seemed increasingly unlikely, said Ian Michaels, spokesman for the Department of Environmental Protection.
He cited provisions that call for the continued leasing of wildlife refuge lands for farming and substantial water diversions for irrigation.
"We appreciate the continued support of the public and are confident the latest set of diversions will bed in quickly as work gets under way on this latest phase of tram works". The council said a revised set of diversions will be put in place, with access continuing for Atholl and Coates Crescents on either side of Shandwick Place, with one end of the crescent being open at any one time.
Staunching the continued decline in MR fine-grained sediment flux has assumed greater importance now that engineered diversions are being built to reconnect the Lowermost MR to the MRD.
But the portrayal of an Iraqi war as "diversion" from the goal of hunting down Al Qaeda was one of many arguments against war that continued to mount today.
