Sentence examples for avoid subjecting from inspiring English sources

That said, HavenCo might enable a company to avoid subjecting itself to the personal jurisdiction of any country if that company can avoid making any contacts with other countries (see the discussion of personal jurisdiction, above).

We therefore hold that, as part of its "duty to use reasonable care in furnishing its employees with a safe place to work," Buell, 480 U. S., at 558, a railroad has a duty under FELA to avoid subjecting its workers to negligently inflicted emotional injury.

And in Paris, where commuters are notoriously unfriendly, the transit operator released an entire book of etiquette rules with a set of 12 commandments, including not to raise your arms on hot days to avoid subjecting other riders to your armpits.

Also, Mr. Ryan offered tempered praise for the cuts to Medicare that helped finance the Affordable Care Act, cuts that he denounced as his party's vice-presidential nominee but that will help him avoid subjecting people older than 55 to his Medicare changes.

A generation-skipping transfer trust effectively allows you to pass your estate to your grandchildren or even great-grandchildren, instead of your children, to avoid subjecting your assets to multiple taxation.

This process allows companies to avoid subjecting their ingredients to an extensive FDA-led safety review.

I think it's very important not to avoid subjects because they're difficult.

Some Americans leap at the chance to concentrate on what they love, and avoid subjects they dislike.

My lyrics should change, my label's executives said; radio programmers avoid subjects too far from fun and self-absorption..

This exclusion had done to avoid subjects whose PCPs were not primarily responsible for medical referrals for their patients.

Alice had an instinctual attraction for avoided subjects.