Sentence examples for avert any risk from inspiring English sources
But even some Republicans sympathetic to Ms. Palin suggested that she needed to find a more substantive and nuanced means of addressing the criticism to avert any risk to her political standing and to maintain control of her political narrative.
The market reaction suggests that the E.U. deal may have achieved Germany's objectives — to stabilize the euro and avert any risk of contagion spreading to other euro-zone countries — without meeting Athens's urgent need to lower its borrowing costs.
Nonetheless, to achieve its goal and avert any risk of being deprived of the right to host the World Cup, Qatar will have to follow through on its promises to significantly improve workers' working and living conditions.
The suit claims that the Border Patrol had a "rocking policy" that allowed agents to shoot and kill Mexicans "who allegedly threw rocks at them, regardless of whether [it] posed an imminent risk of death or serious injury to the agents or anyone else, and regardless of whether other, nonlethal means were available to avert any such risk".
As a result, health officials are able to avert any health risks of neonates that are likely to result in neonatal deaths.
After months in which he was largely absent from public deliberations about how to avert a risk to the party's hopes of taking the White House in November, Mr. Dean stepped forward last week to say he wanted the contest resolved by July 1 and for Senators Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama to tone down their attacks on each other.
In a virtuous cycle, countries might have benefited from their integration into the globalization process, while averting any associated health risks.
"The Kremlin, of course, and Putin personally, is trying to avert risk, to minimize the risks even if they are not too high".
It was trying instead to avert the risk of deflation.
Budgetary rules and bank supervision were strengthened, helping to avert the risk of another bubble.
In its neighbours' eyes, that helped avert the risk of resurgent Japanese militarism.
