Sentence examples for determination to avoid a from inspiring English sources

In their determination to avoid a forced return to Japan, the five have shown some ingenuity.

By putting its full weight behind the banks, the government has signalled its determination to avoid a worst-case outcome.

Experts on South Korea both here and in the United States say the choice of Mr. Han reflects a determination to avoid a diplomatic train wreck.

However, in her anxiety to pass on so much information and in her determination to avoid a clear-cut narrative, Wilson appeals more to the head than the heart.

But the Taliban are unlikely to return to power and there is a determination to avoid a collapse into civil war of the kind that happened in the years after the Russians left.

Most commentators have attributed this victory to the electorate's overwhelming desire for social reform and its determination to avoid a return to the interwar era of economic depression and unemployment.

By responding as it did, the government conspired with the widespread over-estimation of last winter's problems.Tony Harrison, an analyst at the King's Fund, a think-tank, argues that the government's determination to avoid any semblance of a new "winter crisis" is already leading to some odd decisions.

Barely glancing in his direction, she exudes a frosty determination to avoid any sustained engagement.

"The determination to avoid any criticism of Calipari's own role led the Italian government and investigators to ignore a question that seemed obvious to the US investigation," it states.

The Maryhill outfit were seeking a third straight home win after a season-long wait for a home victory since their return to the top flight, and manager Alan Archibald had voiced his determination to avoid hosting a championship party.

However, the Saudis have repeatedly affirmed their determination to avoid such a move, as it would largely benefit the very producers -- namely shale operators in the U.S. -- they seek to eliminate.