Sentence examples for and to avoid imposing from inspiring English sources
However, a challenge associated with this approach is to assess the amount of information introduced in the prior distribution and to avoid imposing unwarranted constraints.
Subsidies are a feature of all financially stable financing systems that aim to provide universal coverage and to avoid imposing catastrophic financial burdens on individuals when illness strikes.
The challenges for the clinician are to minimise patients' misunderstanding and misinterpretation of risks or benefits of treatment and to avoid imposing his or her own treatment preferences onto the patient.
Even Japan, although it put its name to a strong condemnation of Russia by the G7 group of rich countries, has been less forthright outside that forum, and sought to avoid imposing sanctions.
Most Republicans emphasise national security and information-sharing, but want to avoid imposing burdensome government-set security standards on private firms.
Member states should overcome domestic political opposition to modernising their economies, social security systems, pension systems and health care in order to avoid imposing excessive burdens on future generations, the report says.
By this means, enterprises can ensure that their international activities (like imports and exports) are safe both for themselves, which creates a safeguard to avoid imposing sanctions and for the global community to ensure that no harms thread the human.
The vagueness of the term allows it to avoid imposing fixed and sometimes external cultural meanings to same-sex practices in different contexts and locations.
In this way, we sought to avoid imposing middle class and western values on the data, or objectifying sex workers as engaging in morally objectionable and demeaning work.
The discussions of these findings were shared by the researcher to avoid imposing her own interpretations and to create dialogue that enriched the analysis which is itself was a very subjective process.
In our attempt to avoid imposing a single British identity and culture, have we ended up with some communities living in isolation of each other, with no common bonds between them?
