Sentence examples for from diversion from inspiring English sources

Corruption clearly has social costs ranging from diversion of funds for public programs to undermining of public trust in government.

Not that the lads need much incentive to muscle each other this time of year, when hockey morphs from diversion to drama.

Our reputation has been damaged and the financial burden of the unacceptable behaviour has been borne by you, our shareholders in fines, penalties, additional costs and the opportunity costs arising from diversion of management time - this is clearly wrong.

Such agreements protecting the enriched uranium and plutonium associated with nuclear power generation from diversion to weapons should be an essential condition of all future reactor sales to non-nuclear weapons states, not just to Iran.

The case was remanded to the Master for additional specific findings to assist the Court in assessing whether the river's waters could reasonably be made available for diversion and in balancing the benefit and harm from diversion.

The newspaper said the office had collected an average of $1.6 million annually from diversion fees and that three-quarters of defendants referred to the program were sent on marijuana charges.

The Millrose Games do not shy away from diversions.

It takes no PhD in economics to predict a big price impact from significant farmland diversion from food to fuel.

Furthermore, diversification may be permitted more often as the potential losses from effort diversion increase.

But many worry that Guatemala's poor are already suffering from the diversion of food to fuel.

Better to chart visually the opera's progression from initial diversion to final bloodshed, when gloominess is indeed in order.