Sentence examples for different diversion from inspiring English sources

For minor offences, in a number of other countries, children are dealt with outside of the formal criminal justice system through different diversion mechanisms.

I think the great thing about grandparents is seeing another home, realising that people you love can have different priorities, different diversions, different opinions and lead quite different lives from the ones you see every day, and that is immensely valuable.

What's more, there were days when general rules were suspended and residents could seek different diversions: on one occasion, Wetering was startled, in others' company, to find himself at a gay brothel where some girls, installed to fool the police, were so delighted to find that they were unexpectedly required that he had to be retrieved by taxi next day.

Different urinary diversion types show good results in properly selected patients, and a Bricker diversion is often an easy, safe, and acceptable solution.

Currently, published data exists for four different flow diversion technologies.

The answer is something that sounds similar but looks different: a diversion.

However, the level of discomfort caused by different urinary diversion has been never evaluated in long term survivors.

Comparing different urinary diversions in terms of in-hospital complications is complex because the choice of diversion may be influenced by the perceived baseline risk of such outcomes, a phenomenon known as confounding by indication.

From the study of the literature on the impact of the different urinary diversions on patients' HR- QoL after RC, there were no significant differences mainly because of the generic tools of assessment used for the analysis, not suitable and unreliable for this purpose and unable to specifically measure the HR-QoL in this patients population [ 2, 3].

These are useful when IONB patients are compared with patients with different urinary diversions but they are less effective when only IONB patients are evaluated.

If the officer does make an arrest, a different form of diversion may be used.