Sentence examples for avoidance of service from inspiring English sources

Moreover, any towns which were not secure from all danger by fortification or natural position ought to be burnt, in order that they might not afford the Gauls a refuge for the avoidance of service, nor offer the Romans a chance to carry off plunder and store of supplies.

He's been avoiding them since the mid-'60s," said Will Fischer, an Iraq War veteran with the liberal group VoteVets, referring to Trump's avoidance of service during the Vietnam War.

Such coordination allows for optimization of resources and avoidance of service duplication.

Item selection was based on several criteria, including: the ability to explain variance in the dependent variable; avoidance of service provider variables in favour of variables relating to client characteristics; psychometric properties of the item; and avoidance of variables that might be easily "gamed" in order to obtain desired levels of service, either by providers or clients.

This aligns with previous research [ 50– 53] and could account not only for lack of disclosure but also avoidance of services altogether.

The individuals and families attending the clinic would not otherwise get help due to the extreme shortage of health practitioners, long waiting lists, transport and financial issues, and avoidance of services dues to stigma and previous negative experiences.

Problems faced by IDUs in accessing addiction, HIV, reproductive and other services [ 18, 31, 53] reflect barriers to service access (including geographical or administrative barriers and chaotic and/or mobile life-styles), but may also arise from specific avoidance of services following prior negative/stigmatizing experiences [ 31, 54, 55].

Jimmy Carter lifting the audience to its feet with a fiery attack on Mr. Bush's foreign policy and avoidance of war service.

The next month, Turkish authorities began an investigation of the party, questioning the relations between its members and the outlawed Kurdish militant group, the Kurdistan Workers Partyy, known as the P.K.K. Police authorities had opened a case against Mr. Demirtas and many others for illegal avoidance of military service months ago.

Usually so great, Cate Blanchett gives a toe-curlingly awful and Razzie-worthy turn in this tiresome aria of liberal self-pity and self-importance: a hammily acted piece of attempted score-settling relating to a bungled CBS news story from 2004 about George W Bush's alleged avoidance of military service in the Air National Guard during the Vietnam war.

Dornan, who refused additional comment, has long made Clinton's avoidance of military service a pet issue.