Sentence examples for it wants to avert from inspiring English sources

But Iran will have to make "meaningful compromises," he said, if it wants to avert new sanctions and participate in a further round of talks.

"We've been very reasonable but the ball is now squarely in G4S's court if it wants to avert what could turn out to be a damaging and embarrassing dispute".

B13 Voices of Dissent ANTIWAR MOVEMENT -- The movement is trying to move forward now that the conflict it wanted to avert is over.

If the international community really wants to avert a famine then it has to make bold diplomatic efforts to bring both sides to end the fighting".

If the Taiwanese government truly wants to avert a public health crisis, it should begin an aggressive rabies vaccination campaign and ask all citizens of Taiwan to vaccinate their dogs and other animals by World Rabies Day.

But if the Fed wants to avert a meltdown in the markets, it is clearly not unhappy to see the speculative froth skimmed off stock prices.

With 4,000 civil servants due to be sacked next month, the government wants to avert more job cuts.

The situation poses a puzzle to the United States, which badly wants to avert a new front in the war, but finds itself forced to choose between two trusted allies — Turkey, a NATO member whose territory is the transit area for most of its air cargo to Iraq, and the Kurds, their closest partners in Iraq.

That amount needs to be tripled by 2005, the working group estimates, if the world wants to avert 29 million new infections by 2010.

"Harry Reid should talk less and legislate more if he wants to avert the fiscal cliff," countered Brendan Buck, a spokesman for Boehner.

By the time he cites research on the counterintuitive effects of removing traffic lights from cities – it seems to be safer – his terms are multivalent to the point of meaninglessness: "What is the catastrophe the red light assumes it is wanting to avert?