Instead of running to the plant, the sewage was being diverted to among some of 56 "outfalls" — basically, pipes leading directly to the water.
Thus, we sought to longitudinally examine the availability of diverted methadone among people who inject drugs (PWID).
This paper investigates the optimal contract between a principal and an agent that manages a business group and diverts funds among its projects.
The resulting lack of diverting interactions among the passengers makes air travel feel subjectively interminable even if, in objective, temporal terms, it's still the fastest way to go.
In terms of economic factors that characterize material interests, we cannot deny that among economic benefits, social status, and political power (Weber, 1978: 926–939), businessmen (private entrepreneurs) always choose economic benefits first and then divert to social status and political power.
It was a cynical strategy to maintain his support among Serbs and divert public attention from his corruption and mismanagement.
Such a war would, among other things, divert the world's attention and hamstring the Bush Administration's effort to overthrow Saddam Hussein.
Among them, they divert funds from state-sanctioned public lotteries.
Nebuchadnezzar is also the title of a novel that Mayhew gives to Barton as a "little entertainment" to "divert you in your sojourn among the Philistines".
Is campaign coverage and discussion being diverted from new developments among both evangelicals and Democrats?
To fill in the gap, the White House intends, among other things, to divert $3.6 billion from military construction accounts and $2.5 billion from Defense Department efforts to fight illicit drugs.
