The phrase "avoiding a rape for" is not correct and is not usable in written English.
It is unclear and potentially problematic due to the sensitive nature of the subject matter.
Example: "The discussion focused on avoiding a rape for the safety of the community."
Alternatives: "preventing an assault for" or "stopping a violation for".
A former New York City police officer who managed to avoid a rape conviction for a sexual attack on a schoolteacher at gunpoint was nonetheless sentenced on Monday to 75 years to life in prison.
So, in avoiding an offence of statutory rape, Jake has done the right thing, although he subsequently proves less responsible when sharing with friends the sex film that Daisy makes for him as evidence of what he missed.
Which brings us back to avoiding rape, an awful crime everyone wants to wipe out.
More seriously, last fall, he avoided charges in a rape allegation by a Florida State student.
In the case of Missouri, McConnell strongly condemned Tea Party favorite Todd Akin for his incendiary comments about "legitimate rape," and sent signals that Akin should consider dropping out before a candidate deadline passed last fall to avoid a debacle on Election Day.
The government on the planet had collapsed, and the sisters were forced to scavenge for food while avoiding rape gangs.
Looking to avoid a case that pits a priest against a victim, which numerous shows have done, Mr. Kelley invented a case in which a man who had been raped by a priest as a teenager sues a childhood friend for endorsing the priest as a counselor even though the friend himself had previously been raped by him.
In a 2011 blog post about "How to Avoid a False Rape Case," he recommended secretly filming sexual encounters. .
#LiberalTips2AvoidRape - ask Bill Clinton, he avoided jail for raping Juanita Broddrick.
This is like blaming a rape victim for wearing a short skirt.
