Sentence examples for approved to avoid from inspiring English sources

With less than 40 days on the legislative calendar before November, the House has a small list of must-pass bills but one that provides several potential pitfalls: Funding for highway programs is drying up, the Export-Import Bank wiloseose the authority to provide key loans for U.S. companies competing overseas, and a stopgap federal budget must be approved to avoid another government shutdown.

Utility Dive – The California ISO's Board of Governors last week approved the grid operator's 2017-2018 Transmission Plan to maintain reliability, while canceling or modifying several previously approved projects to avoid $2.6 billion in future costs.

The government has been running on a stopgap budget measure, approved by Democrats to avoid a fight with the Bush White House and which expires Friday.

The extension must be approved by April 28th to avoid a government shutdown, and it could be the first real test of Schumer's caucus.

Sirius Satellite Radio said yesterday that investors had approved a plan to avoid bankruptcy that will convert nearly $1.2 billion in debt and preferred stock to common shares and inject another $200 million in cash from three investment firms.

U.S. markets surged more than 2percentt Wednesday, soaring hours after Congress approved a plan to avoid the "fiscal cliff" by raising taxes on America's wealthiest households and holding their gains through the day.

Ohi's No. 4 unit will come on line later this month after the government approved the restarts to avoid a power shortage.

Ultimately, guidelines on handling clinical records from Ebola wards should be agreed by the major players and approved by WHO to avoid unnecessary loss of data urgently needed to assess the effectiveness of treatment regimes for filoviral infections.

Consult your owners manual for approved jacking points to avoid damage to the undercarriage and do not depend on the jack to bear the weight of the car during the oil change.

But union leaders said the employees had no choice but to approve the plan to avoid layoffs.

Officials often approve the project to avoid paying for a special election that could further strain tight budgets.