Sentence examples for custom of avoiding from inspiring English sources
It took James Comey, the director of the FBI, using that faux-scandal and his power to stage a misleading smear attack on Clinton 11 days before the election in flagrant violation of the custom of avoiding such intervention for 60 days before an election.
Mr. Haass's statement departed from the usual custom in the politics of Northern Ireland of avoiding assigning responsibility for breakdowns in peace negotiations to one side or the other.
Many dual citizens born in the United States also cite the benefits of traveling without a United States passport, which can mean shorter lines at overseas customs and avoiding anti-American sentiment in some parts of the world.
While the common external tariffs levied by a customs union avoid the problem of wasteful shipping patterns, they do not solve the problem of wasteful production, a problem sometimes referred to as trade diversion.
It mirrors the UK Foreign Office advice to women travelling in India, which suggests they "respect local dress codes and customs and avoid isolated areas, including beaches, when alone at any time of day".
She added that, as was her custom, she would be avoiding one section of the bookstore.
Ask EEF, the association of engineering and manufacturing employers, and like many others they conclude only one thing: "The speculation has to be that they were told we would stay inside the customs union and avoid punitive tariffs.
Some may wish to follow traditions; others may choose to avoid customs of the past and do something new.
If you have the custom of washing your hair while having a shower do your best to avoid the shampoo water streaming down your body Bathe less often, follow the the doctor's medical advice concerning bathing frequency.
The custom of having both nutrition and food science combined in one degree program should be avoided.
To be noted also is the Zoroastrian and Parsi custom of exposing corpses on dakhmas ("towers of silence") to be devoured by birds of prey, thus to avoid polluting earth or air by burial or cremation.
