Príklady diversion

• A high percentage of these cases end up in pre-trial diversion.

• First-time offenders may be eligible for reduced sentences or diversion to treatment programs.

• The fact that a juvenile has previously participated in a pre-court diversionary program should not preclude future diversion.

• He entered a diversion program on the domestic violence charge and the charge was dropped when he completed the program.

• The fourth element was a survey of the opinions of senior managers and front-line practitioners in the study authorities about impediments to care-home diversions.

• From the siding these concerns seem but diversions.

• Though diversions of this order are allowed, they are rare.

• Unfortunately, the day-to-day life in the profession has a tendency to distract one from such basic research with a million little diversions.

• Is there a moral distinction to be drawn between horizontal and vertical diversions?

• Other diversions come in the form of wanting to stay in lands in which he has become accustomed to and with people he knows.

• Second, for senior managers, local policy factors and restrictions on the supply of relevant services compromised the ability of the funding change to enable diversions.

• First, there were specific side issues or diversions, such as complaints about the appearance of real names in transcripts or examples from other fields (phases 1 and 3).

• The city also holds out the hope of a better education for the migrants' children, urban facilities, modern consumer goods and a variety of cheap diversions.

• In its essentials it wasn't a diversion of any kind.

• The great cultural diversion of the country, and the conflicts which this gave rise to, found expression in popular song.

• The aggregate output supply and labor demand can be derived, using the same aggregation procedure we followed for the land diversion program.

• Long-term historical change, however, should not be treated in terms of routes, incentives and destinations, with their implicit accompaniment of cul-de-sacs, diversions, and road blocks.

• Strong evidence exists that diversions in these areas continue.

• Fifty-one of these diversions were by civil aircraft and 260 by military aircraft.