Sentence examples for diverting up from inspiring English sources

But the church is eager to keep a spiritual hold on this country, where people can still check a box diverting up to seven-tenths of a percent of their taxes to the church.

Mr. Gibson, a licensed engineer, and two associates were charged with bribery and fraudulently diverting up to $1 million from a $50 million contract that his firm, Gibson Associates, had supervising a school construction and rehabilitation program in nearby Irvington.

For this particular catchment, WSUD infiltration technology was capable of diverting up to half of the natural groundwater input, which was able to maintain low flow characteristics.

Illegal operators, on the other hand, usually offer to dispose of waste at extremely low prices, and are said to be diverting up to £1bn per year from legitimate businesses.

I believe that technology can do a better job separating trash from recyclables, and am working on creating a public-private partnership to construct and operate a high-tech recycling and sorting facility, diverting up to 75percentt of the material residents discard (up from Houston's current 14percentt) - using technology from the mining and refining industries, not individuals.

The results obtained show that for the ethanol-producing mutant, diverting up to 60 70% of the fixed carbon into product [ 31] causes little notable stress response, but rather a physiological accommodation in the form of an induction of the carbon concentrating mechanism, the CO2-fixing enzyme RuBisCO, and additional enzymes involved in the Calvin cycle.

People could divert up to four percentage points of their payroll taxes.

They would like to divert up to half of payroll-tax contributions to individual accounts.

Under existing guidelines, rivers could be diverted up to ninety per cent and still be considered "environmentally intact".

A Defense Department official said one likely scenario would be to divert up to $2.5 billion in counternarcotics funds to the Army Corps of Engineers.

Southbound traffic had to be diverted up a narrow service road on top of another, higher, retaining wall.