Sentence examples for that a diversion from inspiring English sources

We now conclude that Colorado has not demonstrated by clear and convincing evidence that a diversion should be permitted.

But once a State successfully proves that a diversion will cause it injury, the burden shifts to the diverter to show that reasonable conservation measures exist.

Until Colorado can generate sufficient evidence to show that circumstances have changed and that a diversion is appropriate, the equities compel the continued protection of the existing users of the Vermejo River's waters.

A 2015 meta-analysis of unconscious-thought advantage studies came to the conclusion that a diversion from a decision doesn't necessarily lead to a better choice than a decision made in a deliberation period.

Peter James showed that a diversion this year into ghost stories with The House on Cold Hill had not diverted energy from his consistently impressive sequence of DS Roy Grace policiers, the 11th of which, You Are Dead (Macmillan), confidently combines a cold case with a very hot one.

Mr. Hafedh, the planning minister, noted that a diversion of American aid to security had allowed Iraq to build up its army and police to a strength of 100,000 members, had put the Iraqi Border Service on track to double its size to 32,000 members and had created nine police academies that "will soon be sending as many as 5,000 trainees per week to the ranks of Iraq's police men and women".

Actually, he said, it feels better than that — like a diversion, a vacation, a blast.

That's a diversion.

At least in the city you can stick your head out of the window -- that's a diversion".

It seems that there was a similar level of efficiencies with the GBR at early 2000s, but after that period, a diversion of efficiencies is reported.

All that is a diversion.