Sentence examples for aid in averting from inspiring English sources
Sacrificing Safety All the vehicles on our list had to have at least side-impact airbags or curtains, head restraints or electronic stability control, which aid in averting or preventing a crash from occurring.
What's more, expansion of cancer treatment sites in different parts of the country will aid in decreasing the burden placed on the current center and it will also help in averting the challenges faced by patients in terms of cost and accommodation.
Assessment of transpulmonary pressures may assist in averting severe hypercapnia.
This is the question that House Appropriations chair David Obey put on the table when he said he would sit on the war appropriation until the White House acted on House Democratic demands to unlock federal money to aid the states in averting a wave of layoffs of teachers and other public employees.
Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit flew today to a summit meeting of European leaders in France flush with news of a pledge of $10 billion in international aid to avert a financial crisis and with signs of progress in Turkey's effort to join the European Union.
After four months of talks with its eurozone partners and the IMF, the country's Syriza-led government is still scrambling for a deal that could release up to €7.2bn (£5.1bn) in remaining aid to avert bankruptcy.
But some way must nonetheless be found to send in aid and avert a humanitarian crisis in the occupied territories.
Once again, the call has gone out for massive international aid to avert widespread death and suffering.These unfolding events are deftly forecast by James Copnall in his new book, "A Poisonous Thorn in Our Hearts".
More recently, the French computer maker Bull has benefited from some short-term state aid to avert bankruptcy.
The rebel government leader Mahmoud Jibril has appealed for urgent aid to avert a humanitarian crisis.
If they do they would probably have to send emergency aid in order to avert a humanitarian disaster as imports dwindle and vital supplies of food and medicine dry up.
