The strategy became "the absolute avoidance of any racial tension or overtones," Schmidt said.
Recruitment of nonaerated tissue, prevention of lung unit re-collapse, and avoidance of over-distention have become the three cornerstones of these concepts of lung protection [ 10, 11].
Therefore, the quality of diet with food choices based on nutrient-dense foods becomes increasingly important, particularly for the avoidance of weight gain.
At the point where an equal fee would become effective to serve the State's purpose in protecting public health and the environment from uncontrolled volumes of imported waste, that equal fee would also become an avoidance of the State's responsibility to deal with its own waste problems". Brief for Respondents 46.
Many of the buildings are handsome and few are poor, but eventually the dissembling of power and the avoidance of conflict become oppressive, or enervating, or both.
It wasn't about arguing, of course, but one of them seemed to decide to pretend it was about the arguing and the other without saying so agreed and then there was no going back". The avoidance of confrontation becomes claustrophobic, and the marriage implodes.
An extraordinary culture within the SCM division once allowed tax avoidance not just to thrive but become the engine of Barclays' investment banking's growth.
(For an instructive account of a notion of concurrence with such a result, see Freddoso (1991).) The avoidance of Deism thus becomes as problematic for the ontological dependence approach as for the transitional approach.
Faced with these dilemmas then, it is unsurprising that decision avoidance and the preservation of status quo have become the modus operandi of many corporate boards.
It plainly existed for the benefit of the farming industry – it was a way of dumping milk on schools, and no longer had anything to do with the avoidance of rickets – but she became an object of criticism.
