Sentence examples for avoid any perception of from inspiring English sources

"The governor general offered to leave office early to avoid any perception of bias," Abbott said.

Our family decided long ago that we wanted to avoid any perception of favoritism.

As Tony Abbott, now the prime minister, explained it, Ms Bryce wanted "to avoid any perception of bias".

Smith informed the FSA he was looking for a new job in May last year, when it took steps to avoid any perception "of improper influence or advantage".

4. To avoid any perception of bias, please make sure to chuckle at all jokes, whether or not you find them funny.

Yesterday, she offered to resign her office to avoid any perception of bias now that her son-in-law is opposition leader.

One Florida county judge, Nina Ashenafi Richardson of Tallahassee, said the rule was "probably a good idea, just to avoid any perceptions of impropriety".

The reporter Rosihan Anwar, who was present when the letter was delivered, wrote in 1973 that "Sudirman had to return to Yogyakarta to avoid any perceptions of a rift among the republic's top leaders".

But, he said, ESPN avoided any perception of a conflict by keeping McEnroe out of the box calling matches involving Raonic until now.

The department has refused his request, saying in a letter last week to the committee that "we want to avoid any perception that the conduct of our criminal investigations and prosecutions is subject to political influence".

In recounting Saturday's deliberations, they said Mr. Obama was acutely conscious of avoiding any perception that the United States was once again quietly engineering the ouster of a major Middle East leader.