We don't want to divert focus from the bride, do we?" As for his sporting future, who knows?
"Ban treaty negotiations will not reduce nuclear weapons, and have the potential to divert focus and further divide countries on disarmament.
That said, the GOI argued that the international community not become bogged down on the Tehran Research Reactor TRRR) and Qom, thereby diverting focus from TEL AVIV 00002500 002 OF 002 the bigger issue of Iran's nuclear program.
The lawsuits are "baseless and misdirected, diverting focus away from the real issue of how we as a nation are going to extend health coverage to all Americans," said Alicia Mitchell, a spokeswoman for the American Hospital Association, a trade group in Washington.
Management of all of these ancillary pressures can potentially divert focus from primary research activities.
Industry representatives used certain tactics to oppose the fat tax: threatening lawsuits, predicting welfare losses, casting doubt on evidence, diverting focus and requesting postponement.
The Garnetts had aimed high and delivered hype, their enemies said; now they were trying to divert focus from their problems — and they weren't above using Katrina's looks to do it.
This refers to the inclusion of individuals absent for other reasons than illness amongst the sick-listed, diverting focus from health towards other factors contributing to sickness absence.
To assess a possible interference from venous access, which is a time-consuming procedure that could divert focus from good-quality resuscitation, CPR quality was monitored using transthoracic impedance.
As the annual rate of reduction in neonatal mortality has stagnated in recent years and as inequalities in neonatal mortality persist, labelling a country as "on track" to achieve the MDGs may divert focus and slow the momentum of ongoing efforts.
