Sentence examples for it seeks to avert from inspiring English sources
The reports of higher inflation threw a curveball to the Fed, which has lowered interest rates three times this year as it seeks to avert a recession.
The Slovenian Prime Minister Alenka Bratusek threatened today to quit the government if she loses a party leadership vote this month, saying the country had no time for "games" as it seeks to avert an international bailout.
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Last week, the company, based in Cambridge, Mass., won a one-month extension of waivers on loan violations and $10 million in additional financing, as it seeks to avert a bankruptcy filing.
In a further sign of the turmoil sweeping the world's financial markets, the Icelandic government seized control of Landsbanki, the second largest bank in the country, as it sought to avert a financial meltdown.
Primary prevention is the preemptive behavior that seeks to avert disease before it develops for example, vaccinating children against diseases.
The only protocol drawn up under its remit, in Cartagena in 2003, seeks to avert damage by genetically modified organisms; not a front-rank threat.
Just as the Pentagon seeks to avert civilian casualties in airstrikes, it needs to calibrate cyberattacks to avoid unintended consequences.
In the coming months it will have to prepare the markets for an eventual tightening of monetary policy as it unwinds the extraordinary steps it took to prop up the economy and the financial system and seeks to avert a buildup of inflationary pressures.
The bill seeks to avert future crises by giving government regulators the power to seize control of failing financial institutions, break them apart, sell off the assets and put them out of business, with shareholders and creditors taking losses.
In a dissent, Justice James W. Kitchens of the Mississippi Supreme Court agreed, writing that "whatever potential harm the denial seeks to avert is surely outweighed by the benefits of ensuring justice by the scientific analysis of all the trace evidence".
