Sentence examples for imposed to avoid from inspiring English sources

Such discipline is often imposed to avoid levying fines that many smaller institutions cannot afford.

Mr. Fiore said AOL-Time Warner had been juggling crews, airplanes and passengers ever since the fee was imposed to avoid it.

Banking shares also slumped after the Spanish stock market regulator removed a six-month ban on short sales of financial stocks, or bets that their value will fall, which had been imposed to avoid excessive stock market volatility.

Rather elaborate further conditions on logical form are imposed to avoid counterexamples.

Geometrical constraints are imposed to avoid the overlap of multiple components.

These criteria are imposed to avoid the possibility of unobserved variables related to changes in household composition biasing our estimates.

You can be sure that LSSI wouldn't be operating the Kern County libraries at a loss, but the compromises it imposes to avoid red ink won't be visible to the average taxpayer.

The pediatricians' policy says that elementary and high schools should avoid such contracts, and that those with existing contracts should impose restrictions to avoid promoting overconsumption by children.

Polyandrous females have higher reproductive output, whereas males attempt to impose monogamy to avoid sperm competition (Cook & Wedell 1999; Wedell et al. 2002).

People with uncontrolled epileptic seizures will always be in the uncomfortable position of not knowing when the next seizure will occur and may take precautions and impose restrictions to avoid of having seizures at inappropriate times, public places or social events.

If these indigenous fisherfolk voluntarily conform to the newly imposed conservation laws to avoid the codified consequences, then integrity would dictate that those consequences designed to protect the environment would be imposed on any violator, including the crew of a foreign military vessel.