Sentence examples for diverted aid from inspiring English sources

"It's criminal to have diverted aid from a country which has mastered the technology of dykes and polders and could prevent our city from being submersed," he explains.

The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) said in a statement: "The allegations that a locally employed World Vision employee in the Gaza Strip has diverted aid funds from a range of international donors and provided support to Hamas are deeply troubling".

But critics counter this may divert aid from extremely poor, but more stable, countries.

And again, the secrecy and brutality of Mengistu's regime made it relatively straightforward to divert aid and deceive outsiders.

The Mo Ibrahim prize cannot compete with the material rewards of top-slicing mining contracts or diverting aid.

Potential donors also feared that the regime may be diverting aid for its military, although relief agencies have recently reported improvements in monitoring.

The officials also said the rebels, accused of diverting aid food to feed soldiers, would not include a clause to guarantee that aid would help only civilians.

The restriction effectively blocks from public view increasingly vocal and potentially inflammatory protests from rank-and-file soldiers accusing officers of diverting aid.

A report by Arthur Neslen in The Guardian pointed out that the idea of diverting aid was condemned "across the political board".

But housing advocates worry that the banks, eager to end the costly process, could take shortcuts as they comb through loan files for errors, potentially diverting aid from the neediest homeowners.

But housing advocates worry that the banks, eager to end the costly process, could take shortcuts as they comb through loan files for potential errors, in some cases diverting aid from the neediest homeowners.