Meanings of divert resources in English

Moreover, early screening might divert resources away from older individuals with greater biological risks.

This will divert not only attention, it will divert resources.

However, it is essential we do not divert resources away from other vital environmental services.

It's not fair to the school as a whole to divert resources to one student.

Without making too big a fuss that would divert resources from the search for Carlson.

It says the Houthis routinely hold up aid deliveries and divert resources to the war effort.

Buyout firms are short of targets, and big pharma needs to divert resources to finding new drugs.

If it believes MeeGo will not deliver value, it should divert resources elsewhere, said Canalys analyst Tim Shepherd.

They will have to divert resources they would probably want to deploy elsewhere, said Damian Thong, Macquarie Capital analyst.

They will have to divert resources they would probably want to deploy elsewhere, said Damian Thong, a Macquarie Capital analyst.

Yes, Earth was a danger that could not be ignored -and in an instant he began to divert resources.

North Korea is in many respects a highly developed state, which should, they feel, be able to divert resources towards basic food provision.

It will consume a quarter of the city's green belt and divert resources from where it should be, in the depressed northern sector.

He said it was disappointing that the police needed to divert resources during what was already a very busy time with the Covid-19 response.

The Northern Minister for Education, Mr Martin McGuinness, has been accused of attempting to divert resources from Protestant schools in a review of funding.

The Congress has said the new fund lacks transparency, and some aid groups are concerned that it might divert resources away from grassroots humanitarian efforts.