One genuine effort to avoid that outcome was made in 1790 during the presidency of George Washington.
Perhaps they were motivated by genuine determination to avoid another Srebrenica-style massacre on Europe's doorstep, this time in Benghazi.
I find these personal statements to be especially disappointing and a genuine motivation to avoid what they are trying to offer me.
Beyond the rhetorical aspect of this statement, there is a genuine need to avoid an overly simplistic, binary, 'wild-type versus inactivated' classification; defining p53 mutants as oncogenes with heterogeneous GOFs that affect multiple pathways must be considered.
To map genuine PASs and to avoid false positive assignments derived from internal polyA stretches or sequence reads of low quality, we followed a set of previously published criteria [ 33] (see Methods).
To make sure we respond to genuine needs, and to avoid the many sins mentioned above, we have brought together a large group of leading researchers in biology and medicine, the F1000 Faculty, who act as our guides and critics, and who contribute directly to the services we provide in our post-publication peer review process.
Deploying them effectively, however, requires some skill to avoid genuine insult.
We glorify the busy-ness of doing to avoid genuine interaction of being with one another.
When governments accede to these pressures to avoid genuine solutions, they resort to "squeeze the driver" strategies like the Delhi truck tax.
In the Second World War, Great Britain granted conscientious-objection status not just to complete pacifists, but to those who objected to fighting in that particular war; this was done partly out of genuine respect, but also to avoid the disgraceful and futile persecutions of conscientious objectors that occurred during the First World War.
