Sentence examples for clear of taking from inspiring English sources

Any European judge would steer clear of taking on such a case.

Although the Obama administration would likely relish a more friendly leader in Caracas, American officials have steered clear of taking sides in the election.

I'm usually drawn to the quieter moments within the story, and I try to stay clear of taking a political approach to the images or having them look like wire images that flood the market daily.

The ministers steered clear of taking sides in the U.S. election, but their priorities seemed geared to the collaborative style of foreign policy advocated by Sen. Barack Obama, the Democratic candidate.

While companies often steer clear of taking any firm stance on race relations, experts said Nike has claimed the fight for racial equality as a tenet of its mission.

But he also very smartly steers clear of taking sides.

The Windsor runner was cleared of taking nandrolone by UK Athletics in July, thanks to the Aberdeen study.

Earlier this year, the Essendon players were cleared of taking banned peptide Thymosin Beta-4 by the AFL tribunal, a finding being appealed against by WADA.

The eleventh commandment Cannonball Clarke ReprintsThis arrangement came to light in February, when John Downey was cleared of taking part in a terrorist attack that had killed four soldiers in Hyde Park in 1982.

His resignation was accepted only hours after Redknapp had been cleared of taking bungs at the end of a two-and-a-half‑week trial at Southwark crown court.

Former world chess champion turned Kremlin critic Garry Kasparov has unexpectedly been cleared of taking part in an unsanctioned protest against the conviction of the Russian feminist punk band Pussy Riot.