Sentence examples for in order to avoid committing from inspiring English sources

Another exception allows for the alteration of work in order to avoid committing a criminal offence, such as one of those under the Obscene Publications Act 1959.

And while Exodus itself is gone, its leaders are launching a new effort aimed not at changing gay people, but at helping them stay celibate in order to avoid committing what members regard as a sin.

Both recurrences and deaths are relatively rare events, and we wanted a fairly large number of women in each density category in order to avoid committing a type II error due to low power.

In order to avoid capture, Tewodros committed suicide two days later.

They warned that defendants could be encouraged to plead guilty to offences they did not commit in order to avoid a charge of between the flat rate £150 and up to £1,000 if convicted after pleading not guilty.

Those were my first glimpses into the network of black women burying personal tragedy in order to avoid community setbacks -- women committed to trading personal sacrifice for perceived communal good.

The original version of O Uraguai was openly pro-Jesuit; the anti-Jesuit theme of the published version in which the Indian princess Lindóia commits suicide in order to avoid marriage to the illegitimate son of a Jesuit was no doubt Gama's supreme gesture to establish himself in the good graces of his new patrons.

The results follow a Water Science Taskforce report from the Queensland government in August finding $8.2bn was needed to meet water-quality targets the government has committed to, in order to avoid having the reef included on the world heritage in-danger list.

Identify when you are substituting a lesser task in order to avoid the more important task you have committed to.

But, in order to avoid disasters at its new plants, China must commit itself to operating them with the highest international standards of transparency and bureaucratic rigor.

The Government having charged only a single gambling business, the discrete violations of state law that that business may have committed are not severable in order to avoid the Double Jeopardy Clause's bar of retrials for the "same offense". Pp. 69-74.