Примеры siphon

• One simply siphons the excess thoughts from one's mind, pours them into the basin and examines them at one's own leisure.

• Most of the additional motoring taxes are being siphoned off to pay for their disastrously expensive welfare policies.

• Regrettably, little mention has been made in the debate of the effect upon our local newspapers of siphoning off advertising revenue to local broadcasting stations.

• I seek an assurance that the funding for 16-year-olds will not be siphoned off from the funding of other age groups.

• They know that the capital resources that they could use profitably are not available because they are siphoned elsewhere.

• We have learned from it that the residents need to be siphoned off to a variety of different hostels.

• I also noticed rehabilitation beds lying empty because the funding had been siphoned off elsewhere in the hospital, which suggests that all is not well.

• Will she undertake to fund the hard-pressed health authorities in order to avoid money being siphoned off from patient care to other areas?

• They have been siphoned off back to head office and used to subsidise low productivity units in other parts of the country.

• To widen the relief to quoted companies would mean siphoning money away from this sector, which needs special help, to more established companies.

• Enormous amounts of money have been siphoned off from federal revenue into private accounts.

• The reserves for 1994 and subsequent years will be made up almost entirely of siphoned quota.

• If it is siphoned off by one group, it is not available for another, or for investment in education and fighting crime.

• The money could have been siphoned off by the partners, whose liability has been limited.

• There is no way of siphoning it off for other purposes.