Sentence examples for its intention to avoid from inspiring English sources

From the beginning, it makes clear its intention to avoid the predictable and obvious, mixing up its gameplay and exotic locations cleverly.

"It was always his intention to avoid litigation if at all possible, just as it was always Mrs Bercow's intention, until today, not to provide an apology satisfactory to our client".

Loos was opposed to both Art Nouveau and Beaux-Arts historicism, and as early as 1898 he announced his intention to avoid the use of unnecessary ornament.

Turner Catledge, editor of the New York Times, had a conversation with Johnson in December 1964 in which Johnson expressed his intention to avoid forcing the south to accept civil rights: "He wants to avoid rubbing the south's nose in its own troubles", remembered Catledge.

But he sought to convince Republicans of his intention to avoid partisan warfare over an issue that has economic implications across the generations and a tendency to expose vast ideological divides about the responsibilities of the Government and citizens.

"Davidson had made no secret of his intention to avoid being sent back to Australia," a source said.

"It's our express intention to avoid tent camps like Calais in our country," Belgian Interior Minister Jan Jambon said.

More broadly the idea of a General Anti-Avoidance Rule is that tax is applied wherever there is an intention to avoid it, even if the loophole hasn't specifically been identified in advance by the Inland Revenue.

If you child is depressed he may start withdrawing himself from social life with an intention to avoid being with people be it family or friends.

However, we welcome the confirmation that 'the commission accepts that there was no intention to avoid transparency on your part'".

That may signal a preference for a ceremonial role and an intention to avoid a fight with the political establishment.