Sentence examples for discuss ways to avoid from inspiring English sources

If the violence ends, security officials from both sides should discuss ways to avoid a recurrence of fighting.

The business leaders plan to meet next month with 11 big health insurance companies to discuss ways to avoid errors by computerizing medical orders and other improvements.

It said the two sides had "agreed to discuss ways to avoid similar incidents in the future," apparently through an established joint Military Maritime Commission.

As an IndyCar Series investigation continued into Dan Wheldon's fatal accident Oct. 16 at Las Vegas, series officials met for three hours Monday with about two dozen drivers in Indianapolis to discuss ways to avoid catastrophic crashes.

Instead of waiting until their teenagers are in high school to discuss ways to avoid peer pressure to have sex, parents should raise the subject when their children are in middle school.

In what was always a long shot, the Conservative prime minister met with the New Democratic Party leader to discuss ways to avoid what would be Canada's second election in 13 months.

President Barack Obama and U.S. congressional leaders are expected to discuss ways to reduce the budget deficit and avoid the "fiscal cliff" of automatic tax increases and spending cuts in 2013 that could tip the economy into recession.

At their summit meeting Thursday night and Friday, E.U. leaders were to discuss ways to impose more central control on government spending to avoid future debt crises.

[[Image:Keep Your Dignity Upon Indignant People Step 4 Version 2.jpg|center]Make a club and discuss ways to make stronger bonds and learn the difference between evil destructive and constructive people and how to avoid the destructive people.

To avoid missing any rare or unexpected side effects, in the data-extraction phase, we will collect information on all side effects reported in the included studies and discuss ways to summarize them post hoc.

With a substantial devaluation of their currency now certain, Argentines braced for the worst today as President Eduardo Duhalde and his newly appointed cabinet discussed ways to cushion the blow and avoid a repetition of the riots and protests that toppled his predecessor last month.