Sentence examples for intended to avoid the from inspiring English sources
The announcement may have been intended to avoid the kind of embarrassment that the government later experienced with Carnival.
Spokesmen for the Pentagon and CIA denied the move was intended to avoid the legal requirements of the information act.
The euro bloc has myriad rules and regulations intended to avoid the need for prosperous members to rush to the aid of those with weak economies.
Mr. Berlusconi's opponents contend the bill was intended to avoid the prime minister's having to sell off parts of his lucrative media empire.
The proposals are intended to avoid the closure of the pension schemes and maintain British Airways' contributions at the current level of £330m per annum".
NRG is applying under a new process intended to avoid the extensive delays and cost overruns in the last round of nuclear construction.
Yet purists involved in many of the movements say they intend to avoid the old political channels.
This is the second in Ananya's "trilogy on environmental justice," and I intend to avoid the other two.
The president intends to avoid the same trap that snared his father: George Bush senior lost the presidency when voters decided his foreign successes were less important than the creaking economy.
The rise of the Internet in China over the past couple of years, and the possibilities of e-commerce, have only reaffirmed these aspirations, even though the speed of the Internet's development in China has clearly caught the state off-guard.China's leaders intend to avoid the anarchy that has marked the development of the Internet in the West.
