Sentence examples for interest to avert from inspiring English sources

The Official Secrets Act did not permit a defence that a disclosure was "necessary in the public interest to avert damage to life or limb or serious damage to property," said Mr Justice Moses.

From the perspective of health psychology a promising approach to prevent involuntary placement stresses the patient's own interest to avert losing autonomy.

The U.S. has real national security interests to avert the factionalism, radicalism, and breakdown in society and security that we have seen in Sudan's Saharan neighbors, whether Libya and Egypt, Mali, or the worst-case scenario, Somalia.

The September decrease was led by a drop in demand from overseas customers, and the report increased pressure on the European Central Bank to trim interest rates to avert a recession.

Without naming specific countries, the report said that policymakers must begin raising official interest rates to avert inflation and wean banks from their dependency on the massive amounts of cash that the E.C.B., Fed and other central banks have provided.

However fair or unfair the criticism, it gets at a broader question: To what degree can the country count on the Fed chairman and the central bank's control over interest rates to avert a recession?

However fair or unfair the criticism -- and Mr. Greenspan still has plenty of admirers and defenders -- it gets at a broader question: To what degree can the country count on the Fed chairman and the central bank's control over interest rates to avert a recession?

One Occupy organiser feels that would be sufficient cause to call the movement's supporters onto the streets.It would seem in China's interests, too, to avert the occupation by leaving the standing committee's decision vague.

The dollar rose against the euro as traders bet that the Federal Reserve would cut interest rates enough to avert a recession.

Then, if the demand picks up, the price starts to rise topping out at just under the psychologically important $1 (imagine if the Federal Reserve Bank under Greenspan and Bernanke operated like this, the dot-com and sub-prime bubble and burst would never had happened as the demand for credit would have raised interest rates in time to avert the bubble).

The 18-page classified report, they said, grapples with a problem that has bedeviled the White House's approach toward Egypt and other countries in recent days: how to balance American strategic interests and the desire to avert broader instability against the democratic demands of the protesters.