Withdraw (money) and move into a different location, often secretly and with dishonest intentions.
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Examples for "divert"
Examples for "divert"
1Such programmes divert public money from essential investment in health and education.
2I couldn't believe it possible, actually managing to divert a launched bombardment.
3Hood knew better than to ask Parangosky why she needed to divert.
4More importantly, they divert important taxpayer money away from other vital areas.
5He began to divert funds as early as 2000, the SEC said.
1Rio Tinto first said it could hive off PacAl in 2011.
2Icahn in January called for eBay to hive off its fast growing PayPal business.
3Ingersoll Rand Plc CEO Mike Lamach rejects calls to hive off pieces of the company.
4Under Murphy, Marvell has also undertaken restructuring programs to cut costs and hive off non-core businesses.
5Volvo is preparing to hive off its China-based premium brand, Polestar, into a stand-alone electric-car unit.
6A number of large drugmakers have weighed similar plans to hive off older products, with mixed results.
7The restructuring has seen the bank hive off 288 billion euros of assets into the bad bank.
8The company is also expected to hive off its land rig unit in the next few quarters.
9He hoped to hive off the Standard and buy it himself, but was unable to afford it.
10Citigroup has been seeking to hive off OneMain since at least 2011 as part of the No.
11Citi has been seeking to hive off OneMain since at least 2011 as part of the No.
12The decision to hive off the unit came after an internal review of Emaar's asset values, Emaar said.
13Citigroup has been wanting to hive off the business since 2011 but potential buyers had trouble raising funds.
14His suggestion: hive off investment banking.
15That group spun out of J.P. Morgan when the bank decided to hive off its private equity arm.
16When at length he shook the hive off, the furious swarm poured out upon the air, dealing vengeance.
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