Sentence examples for avoided any perception of from inspiring English sources

But, he said, ESPN avoided any perception of a conflict by keeping McEnroe out of the box calling matches involving Raonic until now.

Our family decided long ago that we wanted to avoid any perception of favoritism.

"The governor general offered to leave office early to avoid any perception of bias," Abbott said.

As Tony Abbott, now the prime minister, explained it, Ms Bryce wanted "to avoid any perception of bias".

Smith informed the FSA he was looking for a new job in May last year, when it took steps to avoid any perception "of improper influence or advantage".

4. To avoid any perception of bias, please make sure to chuckle at all jokes, whether or not you find them funny.

Yesterday, she offered to resign her office to avoid any perception of bias now that her son-in-law is opposition leader.

Cornel Borbely, the head of the investigatory arm of the ethics committee, has stepped aside from the case to avoid any perception of conflict of interest given that he and Blatter are both Swiss.

"[The BBC] is such an important organisation that it is imperative to avoid any perception of considerations of party politics, particularly ahead of a general election and ahead of [BBC] charter renewal," said the shadow culture secretary.

Morris responded 24 hours later to warn the Portas agency that "we need to avoid any perception of a conflict of interest between pilot selection and the TV show – which are separate projects".

He said that he and Mr. Blair had agreed on Tuesday afternoon that he should step aside to avoid any perception of taint to the intelligence assessments he would have overseen at the National Intelligence Council.