Sentence examples for diverted directly from inspiring English sources

The German tax envisages fees being paid by all banks and then diverted directly into a fund.

He said this could involve the BBC charging a subscription fee or public money being diverted directly rather than by means of the licence fee.

The German tax envisions fees that would be paid by all banks and diverted directly into a fund, according to a working document by the ministry of finance.

New patients, who arrived on a regular schedule Tuesday night, will begin to be diverted directly to Bethesda in early August, he said.

The worst-case envisioned by almost everyone involved with Scarsdale schools is the so-called "Robin Hood" effect, a zero-sum game under which money is diverted directly from richer schools to poorer ones.

Military supplies for operations in Afghanistan have been disrupted, and a spokeswoman for the Pentagon said that all medical evacuation flights from Iraq and Afghanistan to Germany, where most injured soldiers are typically treated, were being diverted directly to Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland.

You may still need to tweak this, as now you may have too much or too little diverting directly to the trust.

Weed growers can also divert directly from their own supply, said Davenport, by working the track-and-trace system by either not properly entering data, faking a burglary, or claiming loss on a large batch of bad crops.

Case finding tools in the emergency department show promise to stream acute medical admissions into early case management programs or divert directly into post-acute restorative/transitional programs [ 59].

The availability of glucose-6-phosphate (G6P) that diverts directly from glucose, is considered to be the key for the regulation of glycogen and trehalose accumulation in S. cerevisiae (François and Parrou 2001).

The right of these growers to divert water directly from a stream or river dates back more than 100 years and has never before been challenged.