Sentence examples for avoid adopting from inspiring English sources
As a general rule, then, executives should avoid adopting multiple, overlapping 10b5-1 trading plans.
And it's that unifying story – and not outrage at the cynicism of the government or the vapidity of the IPA – that we need to harness if we want to avoid adopting the latest unhealthy American fad.
Even Democrats who wished to avoid adopting what operative Ted Van Dyk called in 1995 "a third-rate grab bag of conservative notions" often wound up promoting ideas that inadvertently advanced the Reagan Revolution.
"They might feel neglected by the emphasis on big cities (even suburbs in London often feel inner London receives all the attention and money is not for them)." Hackett added: "We would agree wholeheartedly that Labour should avoid adopting a list of retail policies tailor-made for marginal seats.
Highlighting the role that colonialism has played in shaping local practices enables feminists to avoid adopting a Eurocentric perspective.
"Both sides need to avoid adopting ideological positions, and it's important that the government ceases its dogmatic attacks on the teaching profession".
Of the current 15 members of the European Union only Britain, Denmark and Sweden have avoided adopting the euro.
Mr Bush, in the view of Mr Marquez, has consistently avoided adopting the "anti-industry philosophy" of his Democratic predecessor, Ann Richards.For many environmentalists, this is exactly the problem.
"Over the last two weeks, Mohyeldin's reporting has been far more balanced and even-handed than the standard pro-Israel coverage that dominates establishment American press coverage; his reports have provided context to the conflict that is missing from most American reports and he avoids adopting Israeli government talking points as truth.
In order to avoid patients adopting a sick role, they wore their own clothes during the whole stay.
"A number of tumors and other health problems in adults could be avoided by adopting preventive measures during childhood.
