Sentence examples for should be diverted from from inspiring English sources

"In recent years, our Care not Custody campaign has shed a light on the fact that too many people who should be diverted from police stations and courts into mental health or social care settings are ending up in prison.

Funds should be diverted from the police to the under-resourced Independent Police Complaints Commission to help restore public confidence in the system, the home affairs select committee has recommended.

Vaccine delivery and health worker shortages are major obstacles for some developing countries, although Gates said he didn't believe more money should be diverted from the cost of vaccines to meet costs for infrastructure.

It also found a focus should be diverted from the struggling reefs to the ecosystems that are still in relatively good condition, including those in the Torres Strait, northern Cape York and Hervey Bay.

Thanks to the development of hydroelectric power at nearby Niagara Falls, it pioneered the development of electricity, and that placed it at the center of the nation's first major environmental struggle: How much water should be diverted from the falls to generate electricity?

For instance, whenever possible, young, first-time offenders should be diverted from the system with the aim of preventing them from unnecessary exposure to the harmful pathogens found in prisons.

It is unlikely that these deficits can be overcome, and it has been suggested that anti-cachexia therapy should be diverted away from the end of life when the burden of intervention likely outweighs any benefits (Fearon et al, 2011).

Ideally, children should be diverted away from the formal system by the police at the first point of contact, though it can also happen later by discretion of prosecutors and judges.

James R. Schlesinger, who was Secretary of Defense at the time, issued a directive to the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff that "any emergency order coming from the president" should be diverted to Schlesinger before any action was taken, according to James Carroll's "House of War," a history of the Pentagon.

More money should be diverted to policing, according to the study, which is based on responses from analysts in 48 different police bodies.

The money should be diverted to the project, he said.