Sentence examples for divert public from inspiring English sources

So the government has not had to divert public money into rescuing banks.

"Chávez is using this incident to divert public attention from his internal problems," he said.

"He wants to distract and divert public attention from the crimes he is perpetrating.

German parties have also sought to divert public funds provided to parliamentary caucuses.

But the main opposition Democratic Party accused the agency of trying to divert public attention from its election scandal.

Critics immediately charged that the administration had staged the invasion to divert public attention from the bombing in Lebanon.

It was a cynical strategy to maintain his support among Serbs and divert public attention from his corruption and mismanagement.

"I didn't steal, I didn't kill, I didn't divert public funds," Mr. Arruda said in his farewell speech.

No privatisation in any form of NHS or education: it would divert public money into private pockets.

The scheme he proposes would divert public resources from the neediest schools to elite schools, whether public schools in wealthy neighborhoods, charter schools or other private institutions.

Nationalist fervour may be helping to divert public attention away from the party's mishandling of Tibet a remote problem in the minds of many Chinese.