Sentence examples for diverted to work from inspiring English sources

Others argue that we are in fact graduating enough students in STEM every year but that they are being diverted to work in other fields.

In the case of extended work hours, time that would have been spent sleeping, cultivating interpersonal relationships, and engaging in recreation is diverted to work.

Tory MP Lorraine Fullbrook asks Buckles if G4S will pay the full costs arising from any police officers being diverted to work on the Olympics.

Howe was completed on 29 August 1942 after her building time was extended, as needed war supplies were diverted to work of a higher priority such as the construction and repair of both merchant ships and escort ships.

To support the airbase and the garrison, a platoon was diverted to working on the docks and roads.

He will also ask Congress for another $3.6 billion to replenish military construction funds he has diverted to begin work on the wall by declaring a national emergency, for a total of $12.2 billion.

Some of the significant international spending applied to getting doctors to work rurally could be diverted to finding out what works.

(He is not named in the documents, which refer to him as "Malaysian Official 1"). It alleges that money intended for the wellbeing of Malaysians was diverted to luxury properties, works by Monet and Van Gogh and even the making of The Wolf of Wall Street, though the movie's production firm has denied any impropriety.

The route was diverted to protect monuments, and work on the line temporarily was halted when archaeological remains were unearthed.

For the Liberal Democrats, Willie Rennie recalled that Ms Sturgeon had previously suggested that a fisheries protection vessel order should be reclassified as a "grey ship" (that is, military) so that the work could be diverted to Scottish yards.

The obvious implication is that the earned Social Security benefits of hard working Americans are being diverted to those who don't deserve them.