WHEN Canada's prime minister, Stephen Harper, prorogued Parliament in December for more than two months, to avoid some bothersome debates, he said this was so his minority Conservative government could "recalibrate" its policies.
For kids, it's important to avoid discussing bothersome news or events in the evening and limit how much news they watch, pediatric sleep expert Jodi Mindell, professor of psychology at St. Joseph's University in Philadelphia, told HuffPost.
I was happy to avoid yet another bothersome search, but should I have spoken up?
This is considered hiding or carrying the unused color and has great benefits to your finished piece, including making it stronger and avoiding unsightly and bothersome pieces sticking out the backside of your work.
It is worth considering for those with uncontrolled pain or for those with persistent, bothersome symptoms who want to avoid surgery.
If you want to avoid eye rolls and sassiness, avoid asking these bothersome 16 questions to ensure a pleasant flight.
The lack of clear rules for acceptance is bothersome to the student, but indicates a desire to avoid thinking about the process.
In Britain, it has become a rude word the tabloids use for the entitlements of expensive, bothersome foreigners; they don't see vulnerable people trying to avoid being ground down by governments and armies.
To avoid diagnostic confusion, participants identifying more than one headache type were asked to report only on the one that was most bothersome to them.
The skill in general practice is not just identifying who might have a serious specialty problem, or need an operation -- it's also diagnosing simple but bothersome things, identifying safe things, avoiding unnecessary tests, rationing public and patient dollars, reassuring worried well and educating patients on normal bodily symptoms.
