Sentence examples for To avoid doubt from inspiring English sources

To avoid doubt, the following analysis is not meant to condone the objectives of the Sith, which are galactic chaos, indiscriminate death, and dominance over others' self-determination.

Mr Vaz said: "To avoid doubt, an open register could be introduced and the template already in place for former ministers could be adopted".

In short, the event may or may not have been fixed, but what seems certain is that every possible effort should have been made to avoid doubt, and was not.

During the 2009 parliamentary debate on the right to vote's status, Thio Li-ann proposed that, to avoid doubt, the right should be specifically set out in the Constitution.

To avoid doubts that not all of CAD isoforms were silenced, a conservative fragment of 480 nt was chosen to be used in the transformation.

But even a judge whose conduct seems above reproach can't avoid doubt about his impartiality when he accepts gifts from lawyers and others with cases before him.

This particular reimbursement was to avoid "any doubt".

When people are afraid, they don't think; they rush to simplicities, and make quick, rash decisions in order to avoid annihilating doubt.

"Whilst my understanding is that this travel was conducted within the rules, to avoid any doubt I will reimburse the costs".

"What the PM said should be enough for any ordinary person but to avoid any doubt or speculation let me be clear.

In view of the high debt levels, budget consolidation is of tantamount importance, also to avoid any doubt about sustainability of its public debt".