Sentence examples for using diversions from inspiring English sources

Some protesters, often drawn from distant places, have clashed with law enforcement officers, in some cases using diversions to allow them to cause disruptions elsewhere, a former city police official said.

What a shame!" With Brazil set to host the 2014 World Cup and the 2016 Olympic Games, the suspicion that the government was using diversions like sports and street parties to distract the public from endemic corruption and economic inequality was prevalent in comments posted by readers in Brazil and abroad.

By using diversion to increase cheerfulness, we turn the inconstancy of our emotional natures to our benefit.

They hype it using diversion.

On Monday, a judge accused him of using diversion tactics to try and delay the trial once he realized he would be found guilty which he was two days later.

38 One study measured and compared the effect of two different sets of interventions on interruptions 22 and found that a combination of three interventions, vests, checklists and diversion strategies, reduced interruption rates significantly more than an intervention using diversion strategies alone.

In addition, more than 250 judges, 90 police officers, 30 prosecutors staff, and the staff of the Child Rights Units from the JJAP districts were trained on national and international legislation, child psychology as well as importance of using diversion and alternatives for children in conflict with the law as a means of prevention of re-offending.

People in law enforcement who have seen globalization protests said the demonstrators were organized and in some cases used diversions to enable them to cause disruptions or mar property elsewhere.

Always use diversions such as stuffed toys, a favorite song, a rhyme, etc. that accompanies the medicine.

The juvenile justice system often uses diversion programs to allow offenders to avoid punishment through education and counseling.

Lava flow interventions for hazard mitigation commonly use diversion barriers, although the past success of this approach has been mixed (e.g., Barberi and Carapezza, 2004).