Sentence examples for deliberately to avoid the from inspiring English sources

Some have vanished deliberately to avoid the poll tax and its successor, council tax.

The choice of what to invent and what to leave blank seems deliberately to avoid the questions that are particular to Thomas Wainewright.

Last October, the board held that the mayor's campaign had not violated the city's campaign finance law, but had "contravened the spirit of disclosure" by moving "deliberately to avoid" the contribution's becoming publicly known before the election.

This point provided a measure of respite following the fall-out from the traumatic loss at Leicester City last weekend that saw Carver claim defender Mike Williamson had got himself sent off deliberately to avoid the run-in.

The plaintiffs also argued they were detained on illegal immigration charges, not terrorism-related charges, and that the government did this deliberately to avoid the oversight of criminal detention.

Such changes have been made deliberately to avoid the retest effect on behavioral performance.

The strategy is known as "lower for longer" and shows how central bank officials are planning to move deliberately to avoid slowing the economy.

The feud deepened when Rio Ferdinand then appeared deliberately to avoid Suárez's handshake before the kick-off.

Anne may have left the capital deliberately to avoid being present, or because she was genuinely ill, but it is also possible that James desired the exclusion of all Protestants, including his daughter, from affairs of state.

They should be done slowly and deliberately, to avoid injury.

He has deliberately tried to avoid the rough-and-tumble of the contest so far, hoping that doing so will distinguish him from this increasingly unruly pack.