Sentence examples for avoid any question from inspiring English sources

Usually condominium sponsors buy a building before they begin selling apartments, in order to avoid any question about ownership.

It says his personal investments are in a blind trust to avoid any question of reviewing products in which he has a direct financial interest.

Google is committed to complete autonomy as a means to avoid any question about when a driver needs to be attentive or not.

To avoid any question as to the finality of that judgment of the court of appeals plaintiff sued out another writ of error (No. 42) after the judgment had been arrested in the trial court.

In a letter to Speaker John A. Boehner of Ohio, Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew urged Congress to raise the debt ceiling in a clean bill and avoid any question of default.

Mr. Hodel has said that he dismissed Mr. Iacocca "to avoid any question of conflict" because the Chrysler chairman also heads a private foundation that has raised $233 million for the rehabilitation effort.

In the letter, Alito asked to be removed from the case anyway to avoid "any possible question". Legal scholars disagree on whether judges should always recuse themselves from cases involving mutual fund companies in which they may own shares.

Use of the phrase "to authorize" is intended to avoid any questions as to the liability of contributory in­fringers.

Businesses that clarify their positions and are transparent about their influences can avoid any questions from investors, customers and NGOs.

As evidence they showed secret footage in which the previous commission's head, then interior minister Jerzy Miller, appeared to suggest to his team that their report should be in line with the Russian one to avoid any questions about inconsistencies and "conspiracy theories".

Anxious to avoid any questions from the crowd, I piled a plate, snuck downstairs, and locked myself in a bathroom to eat brunch.