We know early intervention and prevention is essential and that more needs to be done to divert offenders with mental health problems away from prison and into community-based health treatment.
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If we do not, the economy could slow as many companies will divert resources to cope with computer failures.
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It was nearly 2-0 after 16 minutes when a poor kick out by Lukasz Zaluska was headed forward by Pedro Mendes, only for Dixon's vital touch to divert diverted the ball wide with Kris Boyd lurking.
And adaptation is not without costs: dealing with lower pH may divert a creature's resources from other ends.
But, we also understand that implementing new systems and getting them to work with each other can divert attention from business goals.
He is intelligent enough to divert us from the darker bits with, among other things, a phenomenal, constantly moving set, designed by Bob Crowley (who also took charge of the costumes): scrims and sets fly miraculously into the rafters, only to be replaced by others whenever Poppins has a change of mood.
Now this is where I divert and leave it up to you with what else to add.
Jose Enrique raced down the left and picked out the former Bolton star, who managed to divert the ball into the bottom corner with his back to goal.
It relies in part on the story of Mary Brown, an auto-repair-shop owner who argued in court filings she would have had to divert funds from her business to comply with the law's requirement that, beginning in 2014, most Americans obtain coverage or pay a penalty.
His balancing act is delicate: Britain may find his integrationism hard to bear, France may resent his liberalising instinct and even Mr Monti's authority may not divert Germany from its self-defeating obsession with austerity.
Coke was on target again with another shot that MacDonald had to divert out for a corner as Well continued to probe.
Soon after, McGregor kept out a stinging effort from Cacau and did brilliantly to stick out a leg and divert Pogrebniak's scuffed follow-up, with the big Russian striker allowed to carry on from a clearly offside position.
So, before we took our first flight, I devised a plan to divert attention away from the cramped quarters by coming up with an improvisation that I hoped would diminish the backlash.
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Naturally, therefore, Mr Olmert's critics in Israel suspect that he is pursuing the Syria track merely to divert attention from how badly talks on a peace deal with the Palestinian president, Fatah's Mahmoud Abbas, have been going, and from some recent corruption scandals.
He said Mr Ervine's challenge to the secretary of state to arrest him was "designed to divert attention from the very real issues that people who associate with paramilitaries should face up to".
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During the 1960s, planners in the former Soviet Union began to divert its water sources to irrigate cotton and other crops in the region with disastrous consequences.
Miralem Pjanic's weak free-kick was easily blocked by the wall but the ball was hoofed back into the box where Ciani completely misjudged his clearance, with Mathieu Bodmer thumping the ball across goal for Lopez to divert home.
The BRICs help him fulfil these geopolitical ambitions. (Whether Lula's successors will share his taste for the world stage is an open question: at the moment, both likely successors seem more concerned about domestic matters.) As for Russia, association with some of the most dynamic economies in the world may perhaps divert some attention away from its own decline.
With each passing year, it seems less likely that anything will fundamentally divert its course.
Lord Strathclyde said Labour was attacking the decision in an attempt to divert attention from Prime Minister Tony Blair's "stuffing" of the Lords with his own supporters.
Further Bolton embarrassment followed shortly after the break when Bale capped a surging run down the left with a near-post cross that the stretching O'Brien could only divert into his own net.
"While it cannot be denied that the IOC contributes to the funding and development of sport across the world, many of the costs associated with running the Olympics are covered by host nations which, in turn, can divert resources away from investment in other sporting projects that might normally be pursued, " Chadwick, of England's Coventry University Business School, told CNN.
Problems with a new non-emergency NHS telephone advice line have prompted Shropshire health chiefs to divert calls back to a local service.
At present the K-MAX has no defensive systems, but Lockheed Martin says the helicopters could easily be fitted with armour, machine-gun pods or flares which could be fired as decoys to divert ground-launched missiles.
Throughout history, man has made efforts to control water, divert it by means of canals, carry it via aqueducts, store it in reservoirs, harness it with water wheels and so on.
Despite frequent attempts to staunch immigration from the south or divert it into legal channels, the supply of Mexican labour has continued to find ways to get in touch with American demand.
Many protesters believe that Erdogan is playing to his base of culturally conservative voters, a strategy in line with his views as a pious Muslim as well as one that protestors see as an attempt to divert attention from the operation in Uludere.
Probably the crucial moment of the match came between the two Monaghan points with Thomas Freeman appearing to have a pointblank goal chance but a Kerry defender made a sensational block to divert the ball out for a 45.
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