Sentence examples for and to avoid the dangers of from inspiring English sources

Wieseltier didn't mention George H. W. Bush's 1991 "Chicken Kiev" speech, drafted by his then-assistant for East European affairs (and later George W. Bush's secretary of state) Condoleezza Rice, urging Ukrainians not to seek independence and to avoid the dangers of nationalism.

Having looked into the abyss, Iraqis know, and are keen to avoid, the dangers of sectarian division.

"Everyone should respect the principles of legitimacy to avoid the dangers of abandoning them".

Liberty provided a check list for Britons to avoid the dangers of unfair instant extradition, starting with the advice: "1.

To avoid the danger of another fire, they decided to rebuild using massive walls of granite.

He feels he has a "responsibility to their stories", to avoid the "danger of being irresponsible, of being sensationalist".

Then the small blocks can be glued down to the cardboard in order to avoid the danger of shifting.

A conditional trading order designed to avoid the danger of adverse unexpected price changes.

Though non-sequitur, the assumed need to avoid the danger of difference was the birthing context of DOMA.

Thousands of people are spending the night in makeshift camps to avoid the danger of severe aftershocks.

To avoid the danger of burns, fire, or burnt bacon, cook using only indirect heat.