The phrase "avoid governing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the act of steering clear of leadership or control over a situation or group.
Example: "In order to foster creativity, the manager decided to avoid governing the team's brainstorming sessions too strictly."
Alternatives: "steer clear of leadership" or "refrain from controlling".
President Duhalde needs to keep his promises and avoid governing narrowly as a Peronist.
Local authorities govern persons as well as pieces of land and buildings, but generally avoid governing through the category of 'person'person
To avoid governing alone, and the direct contacts with Israel and the United States that could entail, the group's leaders are trying to woo Fatah into some kind of alliance, an offer that has thus far been spurned.
The ethos is that "to govern perfectly it is necessary to avoid governing too much". There seems to be no need for formal edicts or dictates: "Our people would be quite shocked by having to declare that one policy was completely right and another completely wrong". And yet there does seem to be a clear understanding and acceptance of what is wrong behavior.
The suit argues that the startup's operations in San Francisco are illegal, because Uber is allegedly "acting as a taxicab company while sometimes denying this fact in order to avoid all regulations governing taxicab companies".
The qualification "international" has the special meaning attributed to it by the convention and, in order to avoid ambiguity, carriage governed by the Warsaw Convention is often referred to as Warsaw carriage.
Sensing that the court's conservatives were leaning toward the business owners, U.S. Solicitor General Donald Verrilli Jr., who argued on behalf of the Obama administration, warned that such a ruling would set "a very dangerous principle" if the high court were to allow corporate owners to cite religious views as a basis for ignoring or avoiding federal laws governing the workplace.
This allows both those who govern and those who are governed to avoid responsibility, and thus dishonors our democracy.
Lawmakers were scheduled to continue their hearing on Wednesday morning, when Mr. Genson arrives, and could choose to focus their inquiry exclusively on matters related to Mr. Blagojevich's governing to avoid clashing with the criminal case.
Oil companies often avoid the few regulations governing steam injection: Cyclic steaming wells operate as injection wells part of the time and as oil producing wells the rest, making them difficult to define.
"What you're balancing here is a very imperative need to move forward with the process of governing while avoiding any sense of presumption," one adviser said.
