Sentence examples for basis to avoid from inspiring English sources

"He changes locations on a daily basis to avoid capture," a federal summary of Mr. Noorzai's comments quoted him as saying.

In explaining its thinking ahead of an international summit, for example, a government spokesperson may asked to be quoted on an anonymous basis to avoid showing the government's hand in public ahead of negotiations.

The American Society of Safety Engineers and the American Industrial Hygiene Association have also urged President Bush to reappoint Dr. Howard at least on an interim basis to avoid any interruption in leadership.

Due to competition regulations, any kind of coalition must be based on the commitment of companies to contribute to specific issues on an individual basis to avoid cartel accusation.

If a college knows that a student intends to matriculate on a pay-as-you-go basis to avoid debt, will that be considered a negative in the admissions process?

WASHINGTON -- The Obama administration is considering appointing the legal scholar Elizabeth Warren to run a new consumer bureau on a temporary basis to avoid a potentially bruising confirmation battle in the Senate, according to people who have been briefed on the search.

As a result, Didi Chuxing backers Apple and Tencent are thinking of joining the investment on a pro rata basis in order to avoid diluting their stakes.

To address this issue, an efficient nonlinear mapping method called the constructive polynomial mapping (CPM) is utilized in lieu of the radial basis kernel function to avoid the excessive modeling redundancy.

Hale argues that because many ftms have had experiences living as girls or women, have a history of moving in feminist 'worlds', and may be far more aware of the significance of masculine enactments, there is a strong basis for wanting to avoid certain forms of masculinity while embracing those which abide by feminist values (1998b, 118).

One of the advanced features of AHWR is incorporation of core catcher system to retain and cool the molten core in beyond design basis accident (BDBA) to avoid damage to containment structures and activity spread to the soil, water and environment.

A careful characterization on a case-by-case basis is needed to avoid errors coming from the apparently different behavior of nanoparticles due to the use of unknown stabilizing agents.