Resource limitations mean that the implementation of DOTS-Plus may lead inadvertently to the diversion of resources from existing DOTS programmes and a consequent decrease in the overall standard of care.
22.
Guderian objected against the needless, in his eyes, diversion of resources from Panzer IV tank production, as the " Sturmgesch�tz III " was still more than adequate for its role.
23.
The resolution strongly regrets " the negative impact the diversion of resources to the conflict continues to have on efforts to address the ongoing humanitarian food crisis in the region ."
24.
It is ultimately much easier to journey to Mars from low Earth orbit than from the moon and using the latter as a staging point is a pointless diversion of resources.
25.
Besides the diversion of resources to peacekeeping, Gus Speth, director of the U . N . Development Program, notes that overall U . N . development assistance has fallen to pre-1990 levels.
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I think many of us will be watching like hawks to make sure that happens, ready to denounce donors who make any diversion of resources away from Africa to the political magnet of Iraq,
27.
However, the series of defects and problems encountered during sea trials of the submarines ( particularly " Collins " ) resulted in the repeated diversion of resources from those still under construction, adding to delays.
28.
The unusually early diversion of resources to the South and West reflect the tight compression of the primary calendar and Dean's effort to capitalize on his momentum to block pre-emptively a late surge by a rival.
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That is another, overarching cause cited for the comeback of contagions : Global successes against infectious disease in the 1950s and 1960s led to complacency, budget rollbacks and diversion of resources to heart disease and cancer.
30.
The significant victory of the Austro-German forces against the Battle of Cambrai forced the British into a parallel diversion of resources away from the sector and make an end to offensive actions in the Ypres Salient.
