Sentence examples for award to avoid from inspiring English sources

The victims readily agreed to a $31m award to avoid the bankruptcy courts getting involved.

He spoke on the condition of anonymity, honoring a Hollywood convention that requires those who chase movie awards to avoid public discussion of the campaign.

Typically, a defendant in a civil lawsuit must post cash or a bond in the full amount of a jury award, plus interest, to avoid enforcement of that judgment while the defendant appeals.

He added that he and his colleagues holed up at a hotel when the time came to award bids so as to avoid the "stress" of having bidders visit them at the office.

PHOENIX — An Arizona border activist is seeking to take advantage of a new state law restricting court awards to illegal immigrants to avoid paying nearly a million dollars that a Texas judge ruled he owes two Salvadoran migrants he detained in 2003.

The problem is that it is hard, not to mention costly, to prove that companies are deliberately going bust to avoid paying awards.

As an educator for more than three decades, I find it painfully obvious that many teachers are awarding D's in order to avoid high failure rates.

He says he is prepared personally to review all claims, large and small, but remains determined to use the discretionary authority the statute gives him to avoid extravagant awards at the top.

This effect is highlighted for small outage values where all resources should be awarded to a single user to avoid violating its outage constraint.

But even apologizing isn't enough for Loretta Sanchez to avoid being awarded this week's Most Disappointing Democrat Of The Week.

Yet it seems some foreign companies, with help from their home countries, will do just about anything to avoid paying an award.