Sentence examples for avert damage from inspiring English sources

It is and remains the top priority of the board of management to win back lost trust and to avert damage to our customers.

The only protocol drawn up under its remit, in Cartagena in 2003, seeks to avert damage by genetically modified organisms; not a front-rank threat.

The Official Secrets Act did not permit a defence that a disclosure was "necessary in the public interest to avert damage to life or limb or serious damage to property," said Mr Justice Moses.

"At that time," Dr. Ty said, "we still had children dying from lead, and we often had readings of 150 and 300". Now, a blood level reading over 20 is considered elevated, and a reading in the 70's would require immediate hospitalization to try to avert damage to the nervous system and retardation.

The Thames Barrier was closed on Saturday afternoon to avert damage from the mid-afternoon tide.

In order to avert damage, companies were called upon to adapt their dossiers - even though ECHA shares the position that there is no legal basis for publishing the company name for non-hazardous substances [6].

Despite the importance of these laid out considerations, it still remains true that the ASP cannot just avert damaging the ICC's development by turning on the spigot of money available to the Court.

Even with the strike averted, damage going far beyond the image of the city of Boston has already been done.

According to Unep, by 2030 the treaty will have prevented two million cases of skin cancer annually, averted damage to human eyes and immune systems, and protected wildlife and agriculture.

He breezed through five innings on 63 pitches, allowing only a pair of two-out singles, before temporarily averting damage in the sixth when Cruz hauled in Posey's deep drive at the right-field fence.

Haunch details are found to cause local failures on plate girders but the failure mechanism is useful for developing a technique to avert further damage.