Sentence examples for that diversion from inspiring English sources

Some argue that diversion would achieve this goal.

It is hoped that diversion will allow offenders to establish a normal lifestyle, without the burden of a criminal record.

Another criticism is that diversion appears to consider the needs of the offender over those of the victims.

One concern is that diversion ratios are hard to measure in practice: trustbusters sometimes have to rely on consumer surveys, which can be unreliable.

But he emphasized that diversion to Peekskill -- removing waste from the water supply altogether -- would clearly have been the better option.

"After near-certainty that diversion would go through -- it was the only way studied for six years -- they're now obliged to look at alternatives," said Marion Rose as she celebrated the legislators' vote with fellow environmentalists who said they worried that diversion would remove limits on development in the watershed, causing increased runoff and further damage to the reservoir.

Edinburgh rail consultant, David Spaven, agreed that diversions might work in some places but in others there were major engineering challenges.

The United States said that the diversion of Mr. Morales's plane was "unfortunate".

It also blasted the shelter's financial operations, saying that the "diversion of money was rampant".

More broadly, Lauren Weinstein, co-founder of People for Internet Responsibility, said that the diversion of queries compromised Internet privacy.

His attention to his handset may portend that your diversion has run amok, undermining the transaction you meant to capture.