Sentence examples for has avoided naming from inspiring English sources

The Zanu-PF party has been divided between rival factions jostling to succeed Mugabe, who has avoided naming a successor.

But the organisation's compliance officer, Peter Davis, has avoided naming individuals by carrying out detailed "assessments" of the complaints, denying they amount to formal "investigations".

Just as Mr. Chávez has refused to disclose details of his illness, he has avoided naming a political successor, which has led to feverish handicapping, especially among his critics, of who is next in line.

The Obama administration had carefully avoided naming a specific culprit.

So far, though the firm has produced thousands of pages of documents to Enron's creditors, it has avoided being named a defendant in any Enron-related lawsuits.

His father, King Gyanendra, apparently wary of provoking popular feeling, has so far avoided naming him formally as crown prince.

Although Ms. Feinstein has avoided commenting, her name is being widely circulated as a top candidate.

Until now, Mr. Obama has avoided putting his name behind sweeping proposals to cut military spending for fear that the Republicans would brand him as a typical soft-on-defense Democrat, and he was pleased that his defense secretary, a Republican, went after poor-performing procurement programs and management inefficiencies, plowing much of the savings right back into the military.

And although he has avoided putting his name forward it is known that he would love another crack at the captaincy.

Throughout the campaign, the first lady-to-be has avoided all major names save Narciso Rodriguez, while showing a proclivity for locals (Chicago's Maria Pinto), young types (Thakoon; Jason Wu) and cost-conscious labels (Donna Ricco; J. Crew).

Mr. Creighton has avoided giving interviews since being named chief executive, and United declined a request yesterday.