Sentence examples for been to avoid any from inspiring English sources
"The strategy has always been to avoid any confrontation with Cameron".
As the death toll mounted to the stratosphere, the tobacco companies' preferred strategy had always been to avoid any reference to the murderous aspect of their product.
As president, however, Mr. Obama's instinct, much to the irritation of older black leaders, has been to avoid any lengthy discussion of racial identity or animus.
This particular reimbursement was to avoid "any doubt".
Until Mr. Milosevic leaves, Mr. Djukanovic said, the most important thing is to avoid any conflict.
One headache was to avoid any resemblance to Ali Baba and the 40 Thieves, and robbers hiding in jars".
McGeechan feels that having a code of conduct is essential if a touring team are to avoid any future problems.
One reason, he said, was to avoid any implication that intelligence officers and their bosses had broken the law.
The main instinct in Bratislava, the Slovak capital, now is to avoid any responsibility for the new fund.
A vital part of risk management, Mr. Lorenz said, is to avoid any issuer that might default.
