Sentence examples for avoiding government from inspiring English sources

By staying out of bankruptcy and avoiding government assistance, it has maintained much more control over its own destiny.

Mr. Whitacre was so impatient to get there that he personally paid for a private jet, avoiding government restrictions on G.M. to travel on commercial flights.

At Supreme Court arguments on Wednesday, the justices struggled to find a theory that would strike the right balance between avoiding government interference in the internal affairs of religious groups while protecting employees from discrimination.

Internet activists in countries with authoritarian regimes also need to know whether their Skype conversations, once considered a hack-proof way of avoiding government phone wiretaps because of the peer-to-peer nature of the exchanges, are still secure, she said.

Meanwhile, the traditional banking sector is struggling, with RBS and Lloyds Banking Group falling deep into government hands, and Barclays avoiding government assistance only by tapping its Middle Eastern investors and selling a lucrative part of its Global Investors division.

If U.S. auto sales recover to an annualized rate of 12 million to 13 million vehicles by early 2010 (from less than 10 million currently), "Ford probably has a decent shot at avoiding government aid," says Patel.

So far, fast-food firms have nimbly avoided government regulation.

In making these fixes, we should also avoid government overreach in the other direction.

Outsourcing boomed in part because it avoided government: the product was exported through global networks.

To avoid government censors, snarky bloggers sometimes refer to the younger Mr. Bo as "Prince B".

He asked to be identified by only his first name to avoid government reprisals.