Sentence examples for been adopted to avoid from inspiring English sources

In the United States and some other countries, a series of safeguards have been adopted to avoid medicinal poisoning.

It has been adopted to avoid the fate of previous amnesty campaigns, which so often have become more concerned with publicising the political views of the imprisoned than with humanitarian purposes.

Recently, delayed transplanting time (Yamaguchi et al. 2004, Morita et al. 2011) and the use of deep irrigation (Chiba et al. 2011) have been adopted to avoid heat-induced declines in the quality of rice kernels during the ripening period.

It has been speculated that nocturnalism may have been adopted to avoid predation by eagles and humans.

The partner approach, officials said, was adopted to avoid expensive court battles and to allow experts to devote more time to recovering lost history.

Some have argued that gene therapy is eugenic but that it is a treatment that can be adopted to avoid disability.

The report, following a two-year study, said a national retirement savings target of 15% of lifetime earnings, more than three times the current typical amount, should be adopted "to avoid future pensioner poverty".

In a poll for the Local Government Network in August we asked whether compulsory voting should be adopted to avoid this problem in local elections: 52% of you said no, claiming it would create resentment among the electorate at being forced to turn out and put a cross in the box.

Alternative strategy need to be adopted to avoid side reactions.

The mid-point scheme is adopted to avoid numerical unrealistic energy decay or blowup.

Therefore, an 'anterior fissureless approach' was adopted to avoid any postoperative air leakage.