Sentence examples for avoiding any crisis from inspiring English sources

China has only one concern: avoiding any crisis that might unleash huge refugee flows.

It has traditionally sought to maintain stability in North Korea, avoiding any crisis that could trigger the fall of the regime and propel a flow of refugees across the border.

Have all your necessary bits and pieces within easy access, divide and conquer thanks to pockets or ziplock bags, so you can reach anything you need in record time thereby avoiding any crisis.

What Van Gaal is looking for is less clear but with an away game at Liverpool to follow next weekend he will be hoping to avoid any more crisis management.

Urgent funding is needed to ensure that UNICEF is able to order the most life saving essential supplies timely in the year to avoid any acute crisis of routine vaccines (BCG, TT, measles and Hepatitis B) and essential medicines in the field to offer the minimum basic health services to the children and women of DPR Korea.

Try to avoid any potential crises by assigning a day planner, or communicating effectively with your wedding planner.

Zahir's decision to withdraw from any political role avoided a crisis in the interim government, which is dominated by a powerful Tajik ethnic faction that controls three of the most important ministries.

Party leaders are engaged in the politically fraught dance of succession, and they are eager to avoid any self-imposed crises, especially as Vice President Xi Jinping, who is widely expected to become president and Communist Party chief, prepares to visit the United States.

As news of the telephone call spread today, NATO diplomats were left with the impression that, if he is elected, Mr. Bush is prepared to move slowly on the issue of Balkan peacekeeping to avoid any early political crises with NATO.

Though R.I.M. denied any patent violations, it avoided a crisis by settling for $612.5 million.

"Total loss-absorbing capacity", in the regulatory argot, will soon include not just the money invested by shareholders, but also that lent by bondholders, most of whom avoided any losses during the crisis thanks to government bail-outs.