Sentence examples for avoid any policy from inspiring English sources

In this manner, we avoid any policy rule conflicts.

He has avoided any policy that might risk getting Egyptians out on the streets or inflaming the zealous Muslim opposition that his government put down violently a decade ago.

Germany's Der Spiegel, writing in September ahead of the first statement by a president of the European Council to the U.N. General Assembly, correctly predicted that Herman van Rompuy would avoid any new policy on Israeli-Palestinian peace for fear of stirring up European divisions.

But a version of that agenda already existed in 2011 and 2012 (thanks in no small part to publications like Levin's National Affairs), and the Republican presidential candidates mostly managed to avoid embracing any policy proposals that might have actually helped their general-election cause.

The "politics-as-usual" rulebook dictates that politicians should avoid endorsing any policy that would negatively affect a specific, organized constituency.

As many observers have pointed out, the Senate Democratic plan is conservative with a small "c": It avoids any drastic policy changes.

Natan Sharansky, the housing minister and deputy prime minister, said Mr. Sharon would try to avoid any major shift in policy, despite his right-leaning coalition.

Merkel is keen to avoid any big arguments or policy U-turns before competing for a third term in general elections in September, and little is expected to take place before that contest is settled.

This approach is likely to avoid any noise in drawing policy implications from the study results.

Education secretary Nicky Morgan will continue her near silence on policy to avoid any controversy.

He added: "We are now in contact with Stonewall to discuss their concerns and will of course amend the policy to avoid any misinterpretation in  the future".