Sentence examples for diversion starting from inspiring English sources

During the Holocene, nature forced the Patía delta to the south; however, a major water diversion, starting in 1972, diverted the Patía flow to the Sanguianga River, the latter, a small stream draining internal lakes from the Pacific lowlands.

For "Food Waste Masters" who are likely already preventing and donating excess food, it may be time to look at food waste diversion, starting with industrial uses/energy production.

The so-called bad check diversion programs start from the position that a crime has been committed.

A pilot program along these lines, the Residential Mortgage Foreclosure Diversion Program, started in Philadelphia, has proven very successful.

Also, the reduced diversions through the PVP starting in 2006 has led the D1610 hydrologic index, determined by Lake Pillsbury inflow, to set minimum flows that are too high for the amount of inflow in the Russian River watershed.

Section C examines reasons relating to 'society', starting with why diversion and alternatives can be more beneficial for public safety and reduced recidivism rates compared to detention of children in conflict with the law.

Diversion and reconsignment cover the practice of starting freight on its way and then deciding to alter its destination.

Starting tomorrow, people may seek a few hours of diversion.

Meantime, we have our diversions, as the N.B.A. prepares to certify a shortened season starting on Christmas Day and lasting into June.

As a platform, El Huffington Post will be the starting place for conversations on all the passions, diversions, and traditions that give Spain its unique identity.

Justice Farrell started a diversion program from drug crimes in 1996, and for domestic violence in 1999.