Sentence examples for concern to avoid from inspiring English sources
Some provided approximate figures out of concern to avoid identification of the children.
But Professor Hedy Cleaver, research fellow at the Royal Holloway University of London, disagrees, saying it would make the system "hugely complicated" given that only the lead professional or senior practitioners working with a child would have full access to the nature of the flags of concern to avoid breaches of confidentiality.
He suffered from this obscurity and made many attempts to win Rome's favour, but in vain: his harsh judgment of the opposition in the Papal States to the Roman Revolution of 1848 and his concern to avoid useless conflicts with the Italian authorities after the annexation of Umbria in 1860 made Rome suspect him quite wrongly of liberal sympathies and of tepidity with respect to temporal powers.
Prevention of initial bacterial adherence on metallic implants is an important concern to avoid extracellular matrix (biofilm) secretion from bacteria that is resistant to antibacterial agents.
From early in his correspondence with Mersenne, Descartes showed a concern to avoid becoming embroiled in theological controversy or earning the enmity of church authorities (1 85 6, 150, 271).
Several mentioned a concern to avoid hospital acquired infections.
Russia, Syria's main ally, is concerned to avoid a repeat of the Libya operation in Syria.
Deaths that occur in CBSA custody are often shrouded in secrecy, with the agency citing privacy concerns to avoid releasing the names and nationalities.
"The president is concerned to avoid a situation where the deputies who would impeach him would have a majority," Ukraine's first president, Leonid Kravchuk, said in an interview.
Despite the pressure from American hawks to dispatch him post haste, Colin Powell, the secretary of state was concerned to avoid direct American complicity in a coup.
But this is a movie that is honourably concerned to avoid sensationalism and to avoid the bad taste involved in implying that journalists, and not the child abuse survivors, are the really important people here.
