diversionary

This could be another diversionary strategy to make us believe that they are following the federal court’s orders.

He says a great deal of human activity is basically diversionary.

Rice managed to avoid jail time by entering a pretrial diversionary program.

Last week, the trial took a diversionary turn of another kind courtesy of an event outside the courtroom.

In each case, the Justice Department used a diversionary tactic to contain the damage and to distract the public from the truth.

This is a charge that would typically be resolved with a diversionary program.

“He responds to serious criticism by a biting wisecrack or diversionary personal attack,” Evans added.

The diversionary measures actually undertaken will be described presently.

He maintained a professional diversionary chatter as he administered the drug.

"I'm going to try a diversionary tactic," Gunderson said on untappable tight-beam.

Diversionary measures in this particular case were not difficult to evolve.

Without the benefit of a diversionary assault, two columns advanced simultaneously upon the right flank of the fort.