Sentence examples for incurred to avoid from inspiring English sources

The by-election was called to fill the seat left vacant by Chris Huhne, a former energy minister who resigned from Parliament last month after pleading guilty to obstruction of justice for persuading his wife to take responsibility for a 2003 speeding ticket that he incurred, to avoid losing his license.

That court properly found that the plaintiffs had standing to sue because they "established that they have a reasonable fear of injury and have incurred costs to avoid it".

Add any costs incurred to your budget.

If a reviewer or critic needs a book urgently, we will have to courier it and incur the cost to avoid missing out," she says.

Three MPs convicted of making false expenses claims do not have to pay back legal costs incurred in their battle to avoid criminal trial by claiming parliamentary privilege.

Make smaller withdrawals over a number of years to avoid incurring higher rates of tax.

That would be true even if they had raised taxes to avoid incurring more debt.

(I confess that on more than one occasion, I deleted a mistake from an already sent e-mail to avoid incurring Bob's wrath).

Some deals that would otherwise have been announced in the first quarter were moved to fourth quarter 2012 to avoid incurring potentially higher taxes, they said.

Those who have been left unable to make routine payments, such as rent, mortgage or utility bills, have been told to contact their branch to avoid incurring costs.

Already, Twitter users have begun dreaming up code words to communicate early election results, in an effort to avoid incurring costly penalties.