Sentence examples for elect to avoid from inspiring English sources

Those who elect to avoid the tax get only a $1.3 million step-up in basis, so any gains above that will be subject to capital gains taxes when sold.

Faced with the dilemma of cost containment versus avoiding a frivolous lawsuit, a rational prescriber would often elect to avoid the lawsuit risk.

Residents working in resource-limited settings can learn unique practice skills such as how to strategically elect to avoid intubation in certain patients when there are limited ventilators available or how to manage a patient in respiratory failure when there is no ventilator available.

But I wasn't elected to avoid hard decisions.

If the refugee agency elected to avoid danger, Mr. Jessen-Petersen said, "there are 40 or 50 places where we wouldn't be".

He said Mr. Obama appeared to be trying to keep the promise on which he was elected, to avoid repeating the mistakes of the American invasion of Iraq by limiting the scope of the strike and seeking consensus.

He elected to avoid the Preakness Barn behind the grandstand where his horse's seven rivals are stabled, and instead chose to keep him in Barn 7, across the track on the backstretch.

But with the increasingly brutal competition for shelf space and consumer dollars in the national chains, at least a few publishers are electing to avoid the mainstream market altogether.

Typical was this one from Kendra: "While in college, I elected to avoid the traditional term abroad – one where I'd spend a term with one professor and a group of other students in a place like London or Rome.

Finally, many of these proposals could not attract the sixty votes necessary to break a filibuster in the Senate, so Democrats have elected to avoid pursuing them, reserving time for legislation with a better chance of passage that will not create tough votes for vulnerable members.

Leukocytes are notoriously deformable and therefore we elected to avoid a mapping such as the Goldman equation.