'It is probably true that this has something to do with health service bureaucracy, if not sheer cussedness of hospital politics, in deflecting the money to what others see as priorities.' Gibson is so concerned he is trying to introduce a National Cancer Act guaranteeing that money allocated to cancer services actually gets spent on them.
After Redford had broken free on the left, Campbell Money deflected his cross into the path of an onrushing Ferguson, the striker gleefully knocking the ball into the net.
He has skilfully deflected questions about money, buttered the fans up in a manner that is just on the right side of fawning sycophancy and, as always, come across as a thoroughly decent and deceptively hard bloke.
With emotions rubbed raw among some families of Sept. 11 victims, with arguments boiling over the "bridge-building" project Rauf himself set in motion, it would seem far more fitting for him to spend his time in America, answering, not least, the many questions he has repeatedly deflected about the money.
Environmental experts have previously questioned Coca-Cola's water stewardship activities, suggesting they are a way for the company to use its influence and money to deflect criticism away from its environmental record.
The State Department added that the Energy Department "has been reluctant to fund more conversions and has a tendency to overstate the potential costs to deflect pressure to spend money on them".
But this applicant has also deflected attention away from money, and focused instead on why they want the role, which comes across as genuinely enthusiastic.
In interviews with probation officers in preparation for yesterday's sentencing, Mr. White wrote, Mr. Rocancourt tried to "deflect inquiry" about how much money he had received while in jail from the sale of his book.
A focus on physical beauty and wanting to lose weight were the most common with not earning enough money or deliberately deflecting compliments from other people also frequent, The Mirror reported.
