Sentence examples for of being diverted from inspiring English sources

He suggested that more resources be devoted to schools during regular session instead of being diverted to summer programs.

"By following this protocol, airlines will reduce the risk of being diverted to an airport outside the UK and reduce the risk of having an outbound flight cancelled".

According to the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN), there are now some 40 countries that have nuclear power or research reactors capable of being diverted for weapons production.

"This also raises doubts on the valuation methodology as future cash flows may still be at risk of being diverted to non-core areas".

That way ticket taxes would actually be used to upgrade Air Traffic Control facilities instead of being diverted to politicos' pet projects that are utterly unrelated to air travel.

Instead of being diverted southwards, however, the Klamath continued to flow westward and created a steep-walled gorge through the rising range.

The avoidance 'industry' has been seriously undermined by HMRC's focus on tackling avoidance – preventing billions of pounds of tax being diverted from the exchequer.

Luiz Vieira, the head of the International Office of Migration in East Timor, said there was also evidence of aid being diverted and sold.

And scientists have an inconvenient habit of not being diverted by "straw man" arguments.

And it is tough to stop small but militarily useful amounts of uranium being diverted for illicit purposes.

This couldn't be turned off, and so a diversion icon sat in the notifications bar, insistently telling me that the video calls which I've never had a single one of were being diverted.