Sentence examples for has allowed to avoid from inspiring English sources

The aggressive IV hydration was made according to echocardiography data and close monitoring of vital signs and urine output which has allowed to avoid volume overload and acute pulmonary edema.

A 2009 study published in Energy Policy found that the use of ethanol fuel in Brazil has allowed to avoid over 600 million tons of CO2 emissions since 1975, when the Pró-Álcool Program began.

In the same way paclitaxel was not included among "hot drugs", since the introduction of multidose vials from the beginning of the year had allowed to avoid any further drug loss.

Members of the Calgary Flames hockey team and their families had been allowed to avoid long public lines and get vaccinated at their arena on Oct. 30, one day before the province canceled mass immunizations after demand created a shortage.

Home mortgages and rural business loans from the agency have been allowed to avoid such reviews, except under unusual circumstances.

The chancellor said that too many people had been allowed to avoid tax, and that those who made a living from helping people avoid tax would be pursued.

But it's a fantasy to say that no one in America has ever been allowed to avoid going to jail for a serious crime when it is seen as best for the country (and sometimes when it is not).

Lenders have also reportedly been allowed to avoid booking losses on loans to Air India, a state-owned zombie.

His lawyer, Robert Osuna, had asked that his client be allowed to avoid prison, contending that Mr. Montoya's actions had not put infants at risk.

Corporations have spent billions of dollars lobbying congress and the White House to buy legislation that has allowed them to avoid paying their fair share of federal income tax.

Moreover, Mr. Martinez said that the use of fraudulent Social Security numbers has allowed parents to avoid their child support obligations, criminals to engage in identify theft and bank, credit and insurance fraud, as well as people whose licenses have been revoked for drunk-driving convictions to obtain new licenses illegally.