Sentence examples for comments to avoid from inspiring English sources

Turkish officials were careful in their comments to avoid identifying Iran as the specific threat motivating their decision to join NATO's American-designed missile shield.

A BBC documentary on the same gig would have been edited heavily in the interests of balance, just as the BBC's own Bafta ceremony coverage thinned out leftwing luvvies' pro-public broadcasting comments to avoid Whittingdale's wrath.

While Mr. Summers hedged his comments to avoid fueling more extreme critics, he is clearly worried that the bank lent far too little money for humanitarian purposes during the Asian crisis, and should get out of some lending that could be handled by the private sector.

But the firm announced Thursday that it had decided not to comment, to avoid interfering with the efforts of the United States attorney's office in Manhattan, which is actively investigating Hunter's business practices.

And when he is asked about accusations of pedophilia by clergy members in Bridgeport, he already knows to respond with a terse "No comment," to avoid supplying any usable television sound bites.

But said she could not comment to avoid prejudicing the ICO's own ongoing investigation into data analytics for political purposes.

The production team originally declined to comment to avoid the debate; Davies later said that he believed that because the process wasn't completed, the Doctor did not use one of his regenerations.

One way to address this deficit is to ask students to read other related comments to the case before making a new comment to avoid repetitions.

We also eliminated the letters with label 'Comment' to avoid searching letters specifically referencing a previously published paper in each journal, respectively.

In general, the hospital has the authority to make the decisions about taking in the clinical practice program or not, so that faculty members refrain from commenting to avoid issues like clinical practice programs being refused or a decrease in student acceptance.

This newspaper displays interesting comments on some of its section pages, making the comments hard to avoid.