Sentence examples for diversion control from inspiring English sources

"OxyContin has led to a whole resurgence of pill mills," said Terry Woodworth, the deputy director of the drug agency's division of diversion control, which monitors trafficking in controlled substances.

"These robberies are surprising to us," said Michael Moy, chief of the drug operations section of diversion control for the Drug Enforcement Administration.

"It was only one indicator," said Mr. Woodworth, who is the drug agency's deputy director for the division of diversion control.

"This should have dawned on them before," said Terry Woodworth, the deputy director of the division of diversion control at the federal Drug Enforcement Administration.

Gary Boggs, executive assistant in the office of diversion control at D.E.A. headquarters in Washington, said the agency hoped to coordinate national drug take-back days twice a year until federal law allows other options for safe prescription drug disposal.

"D.E.A. is extremely concerned that many doctors are prescribing this strong narcotic as an initial treatment for many types of pain and that is a result of how it has been promoted," said Mr. Woodworth, the deputy director of the agency's office of diversion control.

This diversion is controlled by the Old River Control Structure (ORCS), built by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers USACEE) in stages since 1961, to stop the avulsion of the Mississippi River into the Atchafalaya.

These river diversions are controlled openings in the riverbank of the Mississippi River designed to reintroduce sediment, water, and nutrients into hydrologically isolated coastal wetlands in order to mitigate wetland loss.

These systems have a long history of recreational exploitation and all occur in watersheds that have been affected to varying degrees by urbanization, changes in water quality, impoundments, and flow diversions and controls, although habitat improvement projects have been undertaken, again, to varying degrees (Table 1; see also Lill 2002 and Ahrens 2004).

The aerodynamic noise of the pantograph could be effectively controlled by adjusting the vortex shedding position, reducing the vorticities of the vortex structures, increasing the distance between the mutually interfering components, setting the diversion structure to control the discharge area of the vortex structures.

Of course, there are ways to control diversion, but they're difficult and costly.