There should be renewed efforts for diversionary programs over incarceration.
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Not Ms. Daniels, who called it a "brilliant" diversionary tactic.
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But diversionary tactics aside, the message was not quite right.
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Making it about anything else is a purposeful diversionary tactic by Trump.
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Still, DDoS attacks are sometimes used as a diversionary tactic to create chaos.
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Despite their own findings, the GOP's diversionary, conspiracy-mongering smoke screen continues apace.
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But he's also engaging in the common diversionary tactics of the bill's supporters.
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Will they reserve it as a diversionary tactic to distract from potential impeachment proceedings?
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She agreed with No H8 Egypt's spokesperson that these arrests are a diversionary tactic.
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He also urged him to launch diversionary probes into his political rivals, including Hillary Clinton.
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Aaron Carter's is seeing phantom objects in the sky ... or it's just a diversionary tactic.
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But this holier-than-thou ballyhoo is but a diversionary tactic, insidious in the extreme.
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In July, he said Musk was using "diversionary moves" to distract investors from Tesla disappointments.
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Trump tries to turn Russia spotlight to Democrats in diversionary Twitter tacticsFBI director Comey asked Justice Dept.
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This is a diversionary tactic designed to confuse the media and lawmakers about how pharmacy coverage works.
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Both Kavanaugh and Hatch demonstrated on Wednesday a staggering inconsistency in the service of a diversionary tactic.
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In fact, human smugglers for the cartels use the surrender of family units as a diversionary tactic.
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The fires were most likely a diversionary tactic while the gunman robbed the casino, Mr. Albayalde said.
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Officers were attempting to disperse the protesters using "diversionary bang device" after warning them to leave the street.
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Another, Gamal Shiha, said the education minister's list of high-tech devices seemed to be a diversionary tactic.
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Scarborough also said that Trump's headline-grabbing comments and actions during the press conference were a diversionary tactic.
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Giving the Democrats a bone loaded with diversionary meat can seem like a promise of more to come.
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MoviePass has been struggling all year, and this mildly bizarre attempt at a cute stopgap feels unusually cloying and diversionary.
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Elon Musk is using "diversionary moves" to distract investors from Tesla disappointments, management expert Jeffrey Sonnenfeld told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Final negotiations won't happen until June, so is this a premature farewell to Alex or a diversionary tactic from Pompeo?
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Such diversionary tactics should be rejected, rather than adopted, by the White House and by the Trump administration more broadly.
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The team stormed the library after deploying a "diversionary device," according to the press release, and no one was injured.
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Adding to the diversionary spectacle, on Thursday, Trump told reporters that he was considering commuting the sentence of former Gov.
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Mexico's Soldiers recently pulled guns on our National Guard Soldiers, probably as a diversionary tactic for drug smugglers on the Border.
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How would your proposed reforms like ending cash bail or increasing diversionary programs for nonviolent offenders impact crime in the region?
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Rice reportedly now considers Graham's invite "a diversionary play" to distract attention from the probe into Russia's election intrusions last year.
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I am not saying that Diaz-Balart brought them solely as a diversionary tactic, but if he did, it didn't work.
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"There is nothing more precious and intimate than our personal health information," she said, referring to DeepMind's statement as a "diversionary" tactic.
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"That is just a blatant diversionary tactic and an attempt to distract from the fraud she is not denying," Mr. Hueston said.
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It's also a diversionary tactic for smugglers who use family groups to tie down our agents while drugs are moved behind them.
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Still, he insisted that the issues raised about Hunter Biden and his father by Trump and his defenders are a diversionary tactic.
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The public charge change is another diversionary tactic used to pit people against each other to advance a corrosive and regressive agenda.
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Even his super-model girlfriends and wives seem more like props that serve as proof of his success, not outlets for diversionary lust.
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"Mexico's Soldiers recently pulled guns on our National Guard Soldiers, probably as a diversionary tactic for drug smugglers on the Border," Trump tweeted.
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And the upshot may be that Trump's strange, diversionary behavior will backfire, and leave his supplicants to answer for why they enabled it.
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"We always found ourselves wishing for more space on 'Gilmore' to do the offbeat things or the diversionary side stories," Mr. Palladino said.
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The Foreign Office confirmed it had received the request for ambassador Alexander Yakovenko to meet Johnson, but called the request a diversionary tactic.
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He also promised to change the county's cash bail system, and implement diversionary programs so that low-level, nonviolent offenders are not incarcerated.
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"On another occasion later that year, Wikileaks reportedly declined a different leak from the same source as "diversionary" because it lacked "an election angle.
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And in the midst of the continuing email and Clinton Foundation scandals, it might have been better to try a different diversionary tactic altogether.
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The focus on term limits is a diversionary tactic intended to conceal a pincer movement carefully designed to strangle a woman's right to choose.
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And this author is so crafty about diversionary tactics that he gives readers no time to wonder what the hot pursuits are really about.
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"The reality is, the Australian government has used this as a diversionary tactic for the past year to sit on its hands," she said.
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It happens all the time in juvenile and adult court, through diversionary programs and conditional discharge, even where the evidence shows a crime was committed.
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But from very early on in Christopher Robin, director Marc Forster makes it clear that his movie is not some simple piece of diversionary fluff.
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And a lot of this then, really in my mind, blows down to a diversionary tactic, if we&aposre thinking in terms of war strategy.
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The FT, in a statement on Tuesday, rejected these allegations which it said it considered a diversionary tactic aimed at stifling further reporting on Wirecard.
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But studies of such diversionary programs are showing them to be more effective at preventing and reducing crime than the usual expulsions and prison sentences.
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The press can't just point out that a Trump tweet is a diversionary tactic, but also has to ask what it is diverting us from.
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I understand the reluctance to lie, but I'd say it's perfectly fine to offer some mild diversionary fib: an allergy, extreme dislike of the taste, whatever.
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Instead, we have diversionary programs for gun offenses, the routine downgrading of charges for violent crime, and entire sections of the criminal code that are ignored.
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The university said in a statement Tuesday that Zangrillo's filing was a diversionary tactic meant to deflect attention from his criminal indictments, an assertion Weinberg contests.
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"That is just a blatant diversionary tactic and an attempt to distract from the fraud she is not denying," Mr. Hueston told the New York Times.
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Prosecutors said technical glitches with the deposition video kept them from furnishing it sooner, and they argued that the defense bid for dismissal was a diversionary tactic.
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Washington (CNN)Back in the early chapters of Donald Trump's headline-gobbling campaign, the White House looked upon the spectacle as little more than a diversionary amusement.
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Park has fired eight presidential secretaries and nominated three new Cabinet members, including the prime minister, but opposition parties described Park's personnel reshuffles as a diversionary tactic.
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The timing of Musk's tweets, which followed his recent problems with the SEC, has struck many as a diversionary tactic meant to distract investors and the media.
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Following her 2017 arrest, Polanco was sent to Manhattan's Anti-Trafficking Court, a diversionary court intended to aid people through mandated counseling sessions rather than prosecute them.
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Colotl was subsequently allowed to enter a diversionary program by local authorities; however, under federal law her guilty plea is considered a felony conviction for immigration purposes.
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Surely by now it is obvious to Times editors, particularly those who have been covering the man for decades, that he is a master of diversionary tactics.
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" Facts first: Based on the incident report and a statement from the US Northern Command, there is no evidence this encounter was "a diversionary tactic for drug smugglers.
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And that's despite the fact that the tests have been conducted under optimum conditions, without the secret launch times and diversionary technology that enemy weapons would likely employ.
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Privately, aides questioned whether the president used the tweet as a diversionary tactic to direct attention away from the Senate GOP's intraparty bickering over its healthcare bill. Rep.
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The talk of outlawing the "bump stock" device that heightened the Vegas gunman's rapid fire is similarly diversionary, since the problem is the weapon, not the latest accessory.
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But it may well be that the unjailing of Mr López is a diversionary tactic rather than a sign that the regime is willing to make real political concessions.
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Unfortunately, the announcement was just a diversionary tactic, not a commitment to fix the many ways in which the site is undermining our political discourse, safety and democratic health.
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Actually, there is a third significant female role, that of Dora (a wry Chelsea Cree Groen), whose romance with a police officer provides one of the show's diversionary subplots.
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Welcome to the Jungle is a diversionary piece of entertainment, so eager to please that it's able to get in and out without leaving either a positive or negative impression.
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Rice considered the invitation a "diversionary play" to distract attention from the investigation into Russian election interference, including contacts between Trump allies and Russians during the campaign, the source said.
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For the same supposed crime, the death penalty was imposed on Muhammad Ali Taheri, the founder of a spiritual movement that promotes alternative medical theories, for establishing a "diversionary cult".
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Aides have consistently worked privately to forestall or prevent Trump from taking actions deemed unwise or worse, relying either on diversionary tactics or the belief Trump would eventually forget his commands.
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This is the most throwaway of the Marvel movies — virtually nothing of consequence happens in Shane Black's diversionary Marvel wank — but there is one key moment that connect to Civil War.
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Trump's list of frontrunners hasn't changed much in the past couple weeks, despite brief intrusions by a handful of diversionary options who quickly withdrew from contention or struggled in the limelight.
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Many people who have to go out take diversionary routes through narrow side alleys, sometimes through people's homes and gardens, to avoid the threat and traffic of major roads and intersections.
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Erika Sward, an association lobbyist, while acknowledging the money her nonprofit group has received from companies that sell smoking-cessation treatments, said the criticism of her group is a diversionary tactic.
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This stretch of Fourth, between Miles 903 and 7, was once a bit dingy and off the commercial path, but is now ripe for a diversionary game of Count the Condos.
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But many more remained open — Catalan officials said 2315 stations were ready for the vote — and within them, volunteers and organizers tried to protect the ballot boxes, sometimes using diversionary tactics.
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He added that the rest of the money will go toward building "arts-based diversionary programming in the community," in an effort to keep youth out of the juvenile justice system.
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Davutoglu said earlier on Tuesday that TAK's claim of responsibility for the Ankara bombing was a diversionary tactic, and that the various militant groups were all part of the same "terrorist structure".
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The bulky, bulldoggish Grover Cleveland got a diversionary assist from his brilliant portraitist, Anders Zorn, who turned Cleveland into a still life and made virtuosic brushwork the real subject of the painting.
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GOP strategist Rick Wilson, a frequent Trump critic, was among those who think it plausible that the 28503 news was intended as a diversionary tactic from the travails of Kushner and Hicks.
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There will also, typically, be a series of increasingly hostile demands for glasses of water, and at least one trip to the toilet that will eventually be exposed as a cynical diversionary tactic.
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It was largely hearsay in an industry that runs on fear (which encourages silence) and traffics in gossip, some malicious, some diversionary and some strategic, as we know from too many Oscar campaigns.
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The Clinton campaign has refused to comment on the authenticity of the emails and instead has attempted to shift the focus to the hack itself — something Republicans have cast as a diversionary tactic.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday said that Mexican soldiers "recently pulled guns" on American troops near the southern border, and accused the soldiers of "probably" doing so as a diversionary tactic for drug smugglers.
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On the other hand, a 2010 National Geographic article noted that black bear biologist Lynn Rogers had conducted field tests indicating that "diversionary" feeding of bear populations could lure them further away from humans.
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"They have no vision for what Britain should look like outside the E.U." Those who oppose Brexit altogether were hardly more welcoming, saying Labour's "transitional period" was nothing more than a diversionary stalling tactic.
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So, whether done consciously or unconsciously, the system actually works twofold: First as a warning sign and quiet cry for help, and second as a diversionary tactic to lure the monsters away from the house.
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"The people of India...can see through the diversionary drama of the ruling party, and realize that jobs, economy and issues of farmers can only be put on track by the Congress party," Jha told Reuters.
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Ponio said the incident may be a diversionary tactic by the Maute group, an Islamist militant organization based in Mindanao currently facing a military offensive after it laid siege to Butig in Lanao Del Sur last week.
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Make sure you're not using electronics as a way to avoid intimacy, a common diversionary tactic by people who may feel anxious about sex, according to certified sex therapist and licensed marriage and family therapist Amanda Pasciucco.
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After Islamic State's attack on Friday in Kirkuk, the hardline Sunni militant group has launched other diversionary attacks in Sinjar and Rutba, 360 km west of Baghdad, where they killed at least seven policemen, according to security sources.
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The assault on Imam Gharbi village appeared to be the sort of diversionary, guerrilla-style strike Islamic State is expected to employ as U.S.-backed Iraqi forces regain control over cities IS captured in a shock 2014 offensive.
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Detractors, however, point to how Krasner's increased use of a diversionary program that puts certain nonviolent gun offenders in rehabilitation instead of jail, as reported by The Philadelphia Inquirer, has tracked with a local uptick in gun-related violent crime.
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To his credit, Trump has made North Korea a top foreign policy priority, seizing the opportunity to deal directly with Kim Jong Un. But ongoing domestic political scandals could make North Korea a secondary issue or, even worse, a diversionary tool.
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Other examples of Trump claims that had a diversionary affect include: When he appeared to be losing in public opinion polls ahead of the November election, Trump called the entire election system into question, arguing repeatedly that it was rigged against him.
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For first-time offenders who are not considered imminent threats to the public, prosecutors and judges are encouraged to consider alternatives to incarceration, such as treatment or diversionary programs, in the hopes that their first offense will be their last, LaBahn said.
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Harris sought to be part of changing the system from within from her early days as district attorney in 2004, when she created a diversionary program for first-time offenders charged with drug offenses that moved them into job training and apprenticeship programs.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, the only other senior American official in the room, said Mr. Putin denied involvement in the election, as he has in the past, and asked the Americans for proof — a familiar diversionary tactic by Russians caught red-handed.
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There have been speculations that the bombings may be a diversionary move by Muslim militants after troops recently carried out an offensive that killed a number of IS-linked extremists in an encampment in the hinterlands of Lanao del Sur province, also in the south.
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And if the transition is any indication, then Trump's presidency will be as full of diversionary entertainments as his candidacy, replete with "finalists" competing for cabinet positions, geopolitical dramas in the subcontinent set off by Dr. Strangelove-like shenanigans, and the occasional neo-Nazi retweet.
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The answer, I'd argue, is that it's a diversionary tactic — a way to avoid facing up to the way our system is rigged against workers, similar to the way talk of a "skills gap" was a way to divert attention from bad policies that kept unemployment high.
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He deflected the Republicans' diversionary attacks with a toothy, playful grin, and when he spoke his right hand would grasp the air for emphasis, as if he were seizing the palpable point he wanted to drag out into the open, before sharpening into a jab of his index finger.
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The amygdala alerts us to threatening situations and kicks off the stress response, but invoking it, as Jay does, serves as kind of a diversionary tactic: It does not explain anything about how particular people wring adaptation out of distress, the real mental work it takes to transcend hardship.
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Many suspected that this was a diversionary tactic to get the critical mass of veterans out of town, and as a light snow fell over camp, a battalion of soldiers in fatigues lined up on the main road and started marching doggedly toward the construction site, waving American flags.
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Davis also slammed suggestions by Trump and his Republican supporters that Cohen perjured himself in testimony before the House Oversight and Reform Committee on Wednesday by testifying that he didn't want to work in the White House, accusing them of diversionary tactics to distract from allegations Cohen made against Trump.
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"It doesn't seem that their operation in the old city is the primary operation, it seems like a diversionary one so that the regime consumes the people on that front and advances in the camp," the official, Zakaria Malahifij, head of the political office of the Fastaqim group, told Reuters from Turkey.
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DEAL FOR ILLINOIS PLAYER Prosecutors and a lawyer for the Illinois sophomore Leron Black agreed to a deal that would place him in a diversionary program and potentially have his felony aggravated assault charge reduced to a misdemeanor, allowing him to avoid jail time, said Julia Rietz, the state's attorney for Champaign County.
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In its filing on Thursday in United States District Court in Los Angeles, the Justice Department said that Apple should be compelled to help the F.B.I. break into the iPhone and that the company should not be allowed to hide behind what prosecutors said were diversionary tactics in the court of public opinion.
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It certainly wouldn't be the first time Trump has been accused of picking a fight on Twitter as a diversionary tactic; in November, many members of both the media and the public cited Trump's fiery tweets about the cast of Hamilton as an attempt to distract people from scrutinizing his questionable business entanglements and potential conflicts of interest.
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The move, a day after Mr. Trump scored unexpectedly wide victory margins in sweeping five East Coast states, amounted to the grandest diversionary tactic a presidential candidate can stage — or at least the grandest one available to a candidate trailing by about 400 delegates who failed to win more than 25 percent of the vote in any state on Tuesday.
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Trump (or his aides in the White House communications shop) tweeted diversionary and deceptively edited video clips of the hearing testimony in the apparent hope that he could steal headlines from FBI Director James Comey, who announced that Trump's campaign is under criminal investigation and that there was no evidence to support Trump's explosive allegation (also made on Twitter) that President Barack Obama had wiretapped Trump Tower.
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Second, everyone associated with Team Trump, including President Trump and some GOP allies in Congress, should stop attacking Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE as a diversionary tactic that is doomed to fail as real charges are brought against real defendants, offered by real prosecutors taking real evidence to real juries who will render real verdicts of innocence or guilt.
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