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

Adams admits that an "highly litigious individual" was awarded a bigger payout than they were entitled to "in order to avoid future legal claims".

Only then, there should be some Improvement Plan in order to avoid future problems.

Therefore, in order to avoid future internal conflict based on regional rivalry and to retain unity among the Piast lands, Bolesław divided Poland among his sons.

But some are suggesting that NPR would be better off cutting ties with Washington in order to avoid future dust-ups.

To be sure, it's laudable that President Obama is pursuing diplomatic solutions in the Middle East with Iran, Syria and Israel and the Palestinians in order to avoid future conflict.

In order to avoid future economic, life-safety and environmental troubles that can be caused by the collapse of these non-building structures, specific retrofitting solutions should be developed and implemented urgently.

A Zoecon representative informed Philip Morris that "in order to avoid surprises of this nature in the future," he had directed Zoecon's pharmaceutical group to obtain information from health authorities in other countries regarding the commodities for which methoprene tolerances were assigned (which could include foods such as rice and mushrooms as well as tobacco) (Hutney 1991).

If we only explain historical disasters with the cruelty of individuals we destroy the possibility of understanding the human mechanisms, which in turn are necessary in order to avoid any future crimes against humanity".

That's why more than 1,500 academics from around the world have signed an open letter asking world leaders and delegates at Paris to take vigorous action now in order to avoid a future of catastrophic global warming.

Whenever an AV detects a possible conflict, i.e. the estimated position of another AV within the detection range, it must adjust its own speed and trajectory in order to avoid a future collision, reducing the number of cases where a supervisor has to intervene in order to resolve conflicts that degenerate in dead-locks.

This suggests that it might be cost-saving to increase investment into the prevention of these CV events in order to avoid costly future hospitalization.