Sentence examples for is committed to avoiding from inspiring English sources

Boeing says it is committed to avoiding any such corrupt practices.

Ilaria Capua, a former avian influenza researcher who is now a member of Parliament for the Scelta Civica, the party of former prime minister Mario Monti, says that the government is committed to avoiding severe restrictions on animal research.

That would spike unemployment and risk social unrest, which Chinese leaders are committed to avoiding.

When Ortiz received the schwannoma diagnosis, she was committed to avoiding her mother's fate, but said that, like her mother, she would never consider a transfusion.

Even last week, Mr. Gettelfinger said in an e-mail message to union members that the U.A.W. was committed to avoiding a walkout, although he acknowledged yesterday that he suspected last week that a strike was likely.

"We are committed to avoiding any industrial action and continue to negotiate a fair employment package for our Hex (Heathrow Express) employees".

'Pregnancy is not a disease' UNICEF and its partners are committed to avoiding these preventable maternal deaths.

Dating back centuries to English common law, the defense enabled someone to be found innocent if a crime had been committed to avoid a greater harm.

Select a practitioner who is committed to helping you avoid or beat anorexia.

NASA is committed to exploring space while avoiding the biological contamination of other solar system bodies and protecting the Earth against potential harm from materials returned from space.

An achievement goal refers to "a future-focused cognitive representation that guides behavior to a competence-related end state that the individual is committed to either approach or avoid" (Hulleman, Schrager, Bodmann, & Harackiewicz, 2010, p. 423).