Sentence examples for apparently to avoid the from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kim fled South Korea, apparently to avoid the inquiry into Mr. Chey's investment losses.

Apparently to avoid the congested streets and waterways surrounding the Chang Gate, the Qianlong Emperor entered Suzhou on horseback through the Xu Gate.

Censors restricted discussion of Peng's fashion choices, apparently to avoid the emergence of a personality cult, or to prevent her from overshadowing her husband.

Although that was done, the typesetters in many instances merely substituted blank spaces for the quotation marks, apparently to avoid the necessity of reconfiguring entire lines of type.

As in the $180 million Agent Orange settlement in l984, a major company paid a large sum, apparently to avoid the risk that it would be found responsible for the health effects of its pollution.

The number of families a donor may sire is set at 10 by the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority, apparently to avoid the likelihood of half-siblings inadvertently having children together.

The prosecution abandoned the case, apparently to avoid embarrassing the intelligence services.

At an afternoon news conference, Interior Minister Ángel Acebes said a judge had imposed a secrecy order on the police investigation into the terrorist attacks, apparently to avoid compromising the hunt for suspects.

In several instances, evaluators reported feeling pressured by upper management to raise their ratings, apparently to avoid hampering the authority's ability to deal with vendors in the future.

Many of the former cadres closest to Hun, however, including the senate president, Chea Sim, and the national assembly chairman, Heng Samrin, have been prevented from testifying, apparently to avoid embarrassing the government.

Apparently to avoid irritating the Russians any further, Romanian newspapers treated their team's singular success in low-key fashion, and when the team came home last August, the official celebrations were notably modest.