Sentence examples for need to divert from inspiring English sources

Instead of prison, we need to divert vulnerable people away from gang culture.

First, that the need to divert savings into buying public-sector debt will "crowd out" private-sector investment.

Instead of prison we need to divert vulnerable people away from gang culture," he wrote in the Guardian.

"You have to be prepared to react, there may be a need to divert funds in January.

Like the current adventure in Afghanistan, this first one was undone by the unsustainable cost of occupation, waning political and public interest, and the need to divert resources.

It's just that Mr Obama is going to be the Democratic nominee, so there's no pressing need to divert campaign resources to its primary.

To achieve his plan, Grant needed to divert Confederate attention and resources.

I just needed to divert them away from the easiest target".

It also needs to divert "significant tonnage" from landfill, Kaplan said, although he did not specify a figure.

There is now a shortage of nurses and home health aides, who are needed to divert patients, young and old, from institutions.

Billions more will be needed to divert water along tunnels beneath the Andes if glacial melting accelerates.Another problem is that more than 70% of Peru's electricity comes from hydroelectric dams sited on the glacier-fed rivers.