Sentence examples for diverted services from inspiring English sources

It also advised passengers for Droitwich Spa to use the diverted services via Stourbridge Junction.

(Past participant, urban, male) Obstetricians were concerned about this 'unfair procedure' and considered it wasteful expenditure of government funds, diverting services from eligible families who actually need it.

In some parts of the capital, resources for older people are still being diverted to services for children and families.

Though his musical career was diverted by service with the RAF in the far east, he continued to play as part of the RAF regiment sextet.

0.4 million weekly listeners, budget £12.1m, cost per user per hour 6.9p To close, with funds diverted to servicing Asian audiences in other ways.

The speed with which Japan's population is ageing and the size of its unfunded pension liabilities (they are similar to those in Germany and France) suggest that it is imprudent to treat social-security funds as if they can be diverted into servicing the national debt.

During this time, the Australian 6th Division and I Corps Headquarters were diverted for service in the Greek Campaign.

The Met and GWR Hammersmith & City line had access by a link just north of their Hammersmith station and diverted a service to Richmond from 1 October 1877.

The low level station remained open, although passenger numbers at that station also fell after the fire of 1936 and many services were diverted to serve London-Croydon routes instead of the Outer South London Line.

"We are already seeing increased congestion within the city centre around Lime Street and have had to divert some services away from this area in the last couple of weeks, something that has not been required for some years," she added.

Mr Vaughan Thomas warned funds could be diverted from other services which would help prevent ill-health.