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"But we do invite people to support UNICEF globally on fundraising work, which could be diverted to Chile if need be," he added.

His aides said that picking up the tab for the premiums would roughly $147 million a year, most of which, they said, could be diverted from other areas of the city's budget.

Germany is also worried that the European Central Bank, which will take over the supervision, could be diverted from its main role of fighting inflation if it felt the best way to prevent a banking blowup was to keep interest rates artificially low.

Mr Vaughan Thomas warned funds could be diverted from other services which would help prevent ill-health.

Years ago, there was more money in the city's general revenue stream that could be diverted to help with basic maintenance, which Mr. Udemezue said required about $5 million a year.

But senior officials remain deeply concerned that weapons-usable fuel, which is kept in laboratories and storage centers, is more vulnerable and could be diverted by insiders in Pakistan's vast nuclear complex.

Furthermore, some were financially well-off which gave them the possibility of buying recreational experiences, so that thoughts of cancer before start of treatment could be diverted.

A little could be diverted to palliative care.

China says Japan's program could be diverted to weapons.

There is mounting concern the relatively modest compensation could be diverted from claimants.

The technology's spread raises the possibility that it could be diverted to military purposes.