Sentence examples for which are diverted from inspiring English sources

In Hamilton, Ontario, for example, a CBC investigation found that courts try to drop more than 80percentt of weed possession charges, many of which are diverted through drug education programs.

The biosynthesis of phenolic compounds requires energy, carbon skeletons and investment of additional nutrients such as nitrogen, which are diverted from primary metabolism.

Reasons: a late-1999 drought and soaring oil prices, which are diverting sugar cane to production of ethanol, a widely used fuel in Brazil.

He ended up on the next plane out, which was diverted to Oklahoma City.

The appearance of homesteaders and fenced ranges discouraged the Texas cattle trade, much of which was diverted to Wichita.

Bolivia is the third largest coca producer in the world, much of which is diverted for making cocaine for Brazilian and European markets.

Mr. Wilson, 58, will also have to return the money, which was diverted from programs providing attorneys to children in child-care disputes, among others.

The coast guard ship Fiorillo and several cutters were sent to the latest rescue, along with four merchant ships and two tug boats which were diverted to join the operation.

Deportivo, champions in 2000 and European regulars in the early part of the last decade, pulled away from trouble courtesy of Adrian Lopez's effort, which was diverted into his own net by Bilbao's Carlos Gurpegui, and a Xabi Castillo own goal.

Yet old people will have contributed to healthcare services all their lives, through income tax, council tax (part of which is diverted to their local fire service) and taxes on goods and services.

The wider group, however, makes clear the scale of its business with UK customers was far larger — sales of £3.6bn ($5.6bn) in fact — the lion's share of which was diverted through Ireland.