Sentence examples for granted to avoid from inspiring English sources

"Waivers will not be granted to avoid time limits on when assistance may be provided.

Mr. Silver maintained he had just said he would like to see some of the mayor's requests granted to avoid cuts to the city schools.

The government's current spending authorisation ends on the 4 March and reauthorisation must be granted to avoid a complete shutdown of government, government services and the employment of civil servants.

Sociologist Joanna Kempner of Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, New Brunswick, found that half changed wording in their grants to avoid scrutiny, for example changing "sex workers" to "women at risk".

Republicans are already floating stopgap schemes such as temporary subsidies or block grants to avoid utter chaos, but they're hardly without significant strings.

The benefit would be granted to all, to avoid creating "invidious distinctions" between rich and poor.

It is easy to imagine a disparate impact on the LGBT parent where the heterosexual parent argues that sole physical custody should be granted to them to avoid the child's exclusion from full participation in their church.

Facebook's motion is likely to be granted, helping to avoid the potential for conflicting decisions by different judges.

The chief executive of one newspaper company, who was granted anonymity to avoid antagonizing colleagues, said, "This business was too gentlemanly, filled with people who don't know how to claw for every dollar, which is what's needed now".

"This is going to be like the list for Noah's Ark," said one person who deals frequently with City Hall and was granted anonymity to avoid straining any relationships.

"We were frustrated, angry and disappointed with the news we got from the corps," said a senior administration official who was granted anonymity to avoid straining relations between the agencies.