Sentence examples for determination to avoid any from inspiring English sources

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

Part of such opposition stems from Germany's postwar determination to avoid any trappings of a police state.

The Locog chief executive, Paul Deighton, has talked in the past of his determination to avoid any empty seats, limiting the length of sessions and holding seminars with sponsors to underline the importance of only taking tickets they can use.

"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 Republican National Committee opened its winter meeting today with a determination to avoid any public confrontation over abortion, while holding a series of private briefings over how to deal with the issue in 1990.

It is felt that John Paul, with intuition and energy, pushed Christian-Muslim dialogue to its limits: in Morocco, in Damascus, and in Kazakhstan, he stressed the church's determination to avoid any "clash of civilisations" between the two faiths.

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.

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.