Sentence examples for over diverting from inspiring English sources

And though a study published by the World Bank suggested that the part played by biofuels in the rise of food prices in 2006-8 may have been overplayed, concerns persist over diverting agricultural resources to fuel production.

The legislation passed the Democrat-controlled Assembly several times in recent years but died in the Republican-controlled State Senate, most recently because of disagreement over language addressing whether judges would have any discretion over diverting criminal charges.

We were denied a Debate because the Moderators failed to prevent The Trump Show from taking over and diverting audience attention.

Over-reaction risks diverting scarce resources from real and soluble problems.

Nor has he eschewed budget gimmicks: like earlier New Jersey governors, Mr. Christie has closed budget gaps in part by deferring required contributions to state pension funds, which is in effect a form of borrowing against the future, and he has also sought to paper over budget gaps by diverting money from places like the Transportation Trust Fund.

The main purpose of EPR is seen as the creation of the bases for legitimizing the involvement if industry taking over the task of diverting waste from landfill.

A desperation was entering City's play in the second half when Spurs' slackness contributed to their own downfall, Kyle Walker diverting an over-hit Silva pass into Touré's path.

The air strikes over Afghanistan began, diverting attention from Manhattan to Kabul.

First an out-of-form Gautam Ghambir was tied in knots by Siddle - surviving twice in one over - before diverting an almost unplayable delivery from the same bowler into the hands of Ricky Ponting at second slip.

Providing grants, planting trees, spearheading recycling initiatives, diverting over 200 tons of waste from landfills and, above all, engaging today's youth in environmental issues, this organization is poised to become a powerful agent for change.

The trio's conviction, which came after a retrial, was for embezzling millions of dollars in state funds over a decade, diverting money meant to pay for renovating and maintaining presidential palaces to upgrade their private residences.