While the plan could expose Wall Street investment banks and hedge funds to greater scrutiny, it carefully avoids a call for tighter regulation.
The sensitivity call was made at the maximum effect time-point during the treatment period, to avoid a call that could be due, for example, to the appearance of resistance mechanism(s) following treatment with NVP-CGM097.
For now, air travelers -- and those who pick them up -- can happily settle for avoiding a call to the airlines.
They defecate in water, possibly to avoid leaving a calling card for predators, will often stay close to water and can swim.
At the rally, SAG's leaders were careful to avoid any specific call for a strike, and at least twice told the crowd that a vote against Aftra's new contract would simply reopen bargaining.
And however divided the independence movement is, because of the social implications of 10/1, it has no choice but to move forward, avoiding the call for a snap regional election that the constitutionalist block is demanding.
Constrained by an almost complete mistrust of the United States' motives, Mrs. Clinton was forced to avoid strong calls for a quick end to military rule, favoring language instead that called for Egyptian solutions along with respect for minority rights.
In Rome, Pope John Paul II, at Ash Wednesday services, joined with leaders of other religions to urge the world to avoid a conflict in Iraq and called for a day of prayer and fasting to express the desire for peace.
He needed, however, to create enough separation to avoid being called for an infraction for tacking too close.
Yet last month, two years into his second term and holding a one-vote margin in Parliament, he called early elections to forestall labor unrest and avoid a lame-duck period before elections called for March by the emboldened Socialist party, Pasok.
