Sentence examples for avoid having to meet from inspiring English sources

To avoid having to meet federal safety standards, the Maverick is not sold as a road vehicle, but as a kit car.

Much of this comes from distressed sellers, dumping their stakes cheaply to avoid having to meet their obligation to cough up more money when private-equity funds demand it.

A season ago, the teams avoided having to meet in the first round of the playoffs by a single point on the final day.

All patients had relevant problems regarding Psychosocial Impact before treatment such that, one way or the other, all patients became socially withdrawn and for example avoided having to meet in public places or at public events.

The firm also helped a group of American chemical companies avoid having to retest products to meet a new chemical safety law, striking an alliance with animal rights groups that did not want animals used for the retesting.

In September 2014, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. executive producer Jeffrey Bell stated that in order to meet production demands and avoid having to air repeat episodes, ABC would likely air a Marvel special in place of a regular installment at some point during the first ten episodes of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.s second season.

Players began to meet for postgame parties at Steve Spurrier's house, in order to avoid having to show their faces in public.

In the United States, New York Times Co. v. Sullivan (1964) established an "actual malice" standard that the press has to meet to avoid action for defamation when reporting on public figures.

(Dr 22) Really, from the time that I came here to work, I [have tried] to avoid meeting them because my use is limited, but I have to meet my colleagues.

There are four conditions one has to meet to run afoul of the law, and two are easily avoided.

We have quotas we have to meet.