Sentence examples for desiring to avoid from inspiring English sources
Locke, in part desiring to avoid these obvious difficulties or irrational and immoral failures of consent, introduced the notion of tacit consent (Locke 1990).
Management repeatedly emphasized that Crispani was part of an overall "evening strategy" geared to serve the Panera customer desiring to avoid the dinnertime delay at casual diners.
This is an issue for surgeons desiring to avoid the risk of inadequate graft tissue within a tunnel, particularly when using suspensory fixation devices with fixed loop length, as the loop of the device leaves less length of graft within the tunnel.
In desiring to avoid stereotypes of the costume drama, Webber costumed his actors in simple outfits he termed "period Prada," rather than use the ruffles and baggy costumes common for the era.
It would also prohibit removing a "child younger than 18 years of age from the physical custody or control of a parent or guardian of the child," and establishes broader restrictions on harassment or inconveniencing those desiring to avoid such searches.
Exceptions might be younger patients desiring to avoid amiodarone, patients with drug contraindications, or those failing one drug in a class where another drug in that class is unlikely to be effective.
There is little doubt both parties honestly desire to avoid confusion of their products.
He desires to avoid prosecution for his crime, but envies the media attention posthumously given to Roland Summers.
Timely regression of new retinal vessels is desired to avoid vitreous hemorrhage and tractional retinal detachment requiring vitreoretinal surgery [33 36].
