Sentence examples for imperative of avoiding from inspiring English sources

The imperative of avoiding a rift with the United States will offer Israeli leaders vital political cover.

It reveals substantial individual and cumulative detrimental effects of hypoglycaemic events – particularly nocturnal – on HRQoL, reinforcing the clinical imperative of avoiding hypoglycaemia.

Thirtysomething Tom Kitchin is one of a crew of young cooks who learned their craft in London under the uncompromising stare of the great Gascon chef Pierre Koffmann; a man who was always less interested in prissy towers of ingredients and garnishes placed just so, than in the imperatives of flavour and of avoiding waste.

"[The BBC] is such an important organisation that it is imperative to avoid any perception of considerations of party politics, particularly ahead of a general election and ahead of [BBC] charter renewal," said the shadow culture secretary.

For both parties and certainly the broad swath of independent voters, defeating this new crop of Tea Party nominees has become imperative to avoid the sense of national embarrassment from each divisive and offensive utterance, each wacky policy proposal.

Those who remembered 1945 and its aftermath saw the analogy between Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait and Hitler, and spoke unhappily of the imperative to avoid appeasement.

It is imperative to avoid dehydration of the sections.

It is imperative to avoid the risk of a spiral of violence.

There is always an imperative to avoid constant repetition of the same picture of newsworthy people – simply to keep pages fresh.

It becomes an imperative of "harmony at all costs", in the hope of avoiding the trauma of the past.

For this reason, it is imperative to avoid creating two classes of workers by means of denying citizenship.