Sentence examples for to diversion from inspiring English sources

She did not plead guilty to diversion of the grant.

Keeping Russian warheads intact leaves them needlessly vulnerable to diversion.

And finally, thanks to Diversion for this: "People accuse me of being a luggage denier.

He fears that the material is vulnerable to diversion or military use.

Dr Castro's attempts to win proximity to "Young Goitia" are clumsy and doomed to diversion in the direction of the brandy bottle.

Increases in trade may owe as much to diversion from countries excluded from such agreements as to genuinely new commercial activity.

The result is a lovers-on-the-lam blast of pure pulp escapism, so devoted to diversion that you probably won't even notice the corn.

Much more needs to be done, especially in the area of accounting for and protecting plutonium and uranium, which remain vulnerable to diversion or theft.

George Oros, a Republican county legislator representing Peekskill, said no amount of lobbying by the department would have broken a strong coalition opposed to diversion.

In Arkansas, which reduced its prison population by just over 1,400 inmates in 2012, legislators in 2011 also passed a package of laws softening sentencing guidelines for low-level offenders and steering them to diversion programs.

Once one of the world's largest lakes, the Aral Sea faded away due to diversion of water for agriculture from its tributaries, the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers.