Sentence examples for stop diverting from inspiring English sources

When the human brain is positive, our intelligence rises, we stop diverting resources to think about anxiety.

"Let's stop diverting doctors' energies into unholy bidding wars for jobs and contracts that they already do.

She ordered the trust to stop diverting funds from the society and, citing a six-year statute of limitations, ordered the trust to pay the society six years of lost donations.

Let's stop diverting the argument by making comparisons between the clearly distinct acts of assisted dying and assisted suicide, and move on to a sensible discussion about end-of-life choice.

It is time that politicians stop diverting the attention of the British public away from its domestic crises and disastrous foreign policies by repeatedly playing the 'Muslim' or 'national security' card.

Professor Sharpe now publicly advocates that governments stop diverting precious research funds into studying the endocrine effects of BPA, which he suggests is a dead-horse theory.

The Navajos, whose nation covers parts of New Mexico, Utah and Arizona, shut down water intake systems and stopped diverting water from the San Juan River.

The study was embraced yesterday by the basin's farmers, who said they had lost more than $200 million after the Interior Department, citing the Endangered Species Act, stopped diverting water from Upper Klamath Lake to protect its two species of rare suckerfish and coho salmon in the river downstream.

The district stopped diverting water from the intake channel June 26, according to the water board's complaint, but gained an "economic advantage over other legitimate water diverters" during the time it did take the water.

Mr Osborne also unveiled what was dubbed the "Google tax" as he promised to stop multinationals diverting profits offshore to avoid corporation tax.

George Osborne had promised to stop multinationals diverting UK sales and profits overseas, but Google this month announced it had struck a deal with HMRC to continue the controversial arrangement.