(Babajob earns its keep from employers' advertisements, diverting a portion of that to those who register job seekers).
Children will adore all the open spaces, the animals and the little pool that's been created by diverting a stream.
In order to attract top talent, firms are already diverting a higher proportion of remuneration to fixed pay.However, in these straitened times banking culture will begin to change.
Diverting a lot of resources into a high-end, low-volume business (which is what the touch-screen smartphone business was in 2007) would have looked risky.
Nor did he invest his time or energy in the technological innovations of Leonardo (their one collaboration, diverting a river, was an ancient concept, and it failed).
In places where water is plentiful, an area above an alluvial deposit is flooded, often by diverting a river, and a mining dredge floated on it.
The delayed pulse can be generated by simply diverting a portion of the light pulse with a partially reflecting mirror (called a beam splitter).
"It's diverting, a little sad, a little boring, full of geeky macho posturing and ultimately pointless, much like a Wednesday afternoon in a comic-book shop".
We could reduce the use of drugs far more by diverting a tenth of what we spend on incarcerating drug users towards treatment programmes.
Police may consider diverting a suspect when the offense is minor (e.g., a traffic violation) and the suspect is calm and deferential.
It makes no difference whether the money goes in through private pension plans or by diverting a part of Social Security premiums.
