"Not only do you avoid the hostility that often exists between musicians and the orchestra directors, but the musicians have a great respect for themselves and for the institution.
But they have, for now, avoided the hostility of the majority of Australians, as well as the government's trouble-plagued outback detention camps.
In returning them, Iraqi soldiers put the Syrians on a bus headed for a different border post, in Anbar Province, partly to avoid the same hostilities the Syrians had fled.
When her husband was exiled to Hong Kong during the outbreak of the Philippine Revolution, Agoncillo and the rest of the family joined him and temporarily resided there to avoid the anti-Filipino hostility of some foreign countries.
Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 was flying over the troubled region of eastern Ukraine when it crashed - a route some airlines had chosen to avoid since the hostilities began.
We have a democracy and we need Labour politics of solidarity to avoid the kind of anger and hostility that the politics of division inspires.
It would be vastly better for our Republic, of course, to avoid the chaos, uncertainty and lingering hostility that a lawsuit-driven presidential election would inevitably produce.
For example, the United States and the People's Republic of China were belligerents during the Korean conflict, though both parties avoided characterizing the hostilities as war.
If the worst is avoided, the healthy popular hostility to a strong state that normally pervades democracies should reassert itself.
To avoid immediate hostilities, though, the Turks ostensibly bought the German ships (and the services of their crews), replacing two dreadnoughts that had been ordered from, but requisitioned by, Britain.Thus did Germany appear to gain a new ally, and Turkey a protector against dismemberment.
