Sentence examples for appropriate decisions to avoid from inspiring English sources

Hence, the driver can become aware of the current driving situation, and can consequently, take appropriate decisions to avoid potentially imminent hazards.

After all, you only have bad decisions to avoid.

It was a collective decision, to avoid the daily commute.

Suicide is far from a simple decision to avoid pain.

The author made a conscious decision to avoid encyclopedic referencing to enhance readability.

Highly useful in post facto determination of the unwanted outcomes of a product's use or technology's implementation, LCAs can also serve a priori in facilitating appropriate decision-making to avoid unwanted outcomes.

The clinical relevance of the accuracy analysis is further substantiated by the percentage values in Zone A and B of the CEG analysis, suggesting that over 95% of the input data to the control algorithm from CGM had led to either clinically appropriate decisions or avoided inappropriate treatment.

In [4, 5], vertical handover decisions where an mobile station (MS) selects the most appropriate network to avoid unnecessary handovers and wastages of resource have been proposed.

In both cases lack of scientific certainty because of insufficient relevant scientific information and knowledge regarding the extent of potential adverse effects shall not prevent the contracting party of import from taking a decision, as appropriate, in order to avoid or minimize potential adverse effects.

Mr. Dillon said it was an appropriate step to avoid a potential conflict of interest.

"Amadeus will take all appropriate measures to avoid the incident reoccurring," the spokesperson said.