Sentence examples for legislation to avoid from inspiring English sources

The Senate is expected to vote on legislation to avoid a shutdown on Sunday.

Schools hide behind the legislation to avoid dealing with homophobic bullying.

"This is largely because some companies exploit safe harbour legislation to avoid paying fair value for music and thereby compete unfairly with those that do".

The Constitutional Convention of 1787 rejected a Council of Revision with Supreme Court members to advise on legislation to avoid the unseemliness of justices vetting the constitutionality of their own handiwork.

Cameron will want to get on with the legislation to avoid the kind of endless internal party warfare over Europe suffered by John Major at the hands of the Eurosceptic "bastards".

While the Senate moved toward a vote on legislation to avoid the so-called fiscal cliff, the House was not going to consider any deal until Tuesday afternoon at the earliest, meaning that a combination of tax increases and spending cuts would go into effect as 2013 began.

Alone, each country is hoodwinked by the multinationals of every country, which play on the loopholes and differences between national legislations to avoid paying tax anywhere.

It said this was "to ensure it complies with relevant legislation and to avoid the threat of litigation".

Mr. Johnson said the impetus for the legislation was to avoid a huge refugee crisis like the one after the pullout from Vietnam.

And starved of revenues, the Pentagon fears, America's space industry is now so vulnerable in places that national security is threatened which is precisely the outcome the legislation sought to avoid.High-handedThis week Barack Obama promised that, if elected, he would direct a review of ITAR with a special focus on space hardware.

Backers of the legislation hope to avoid antagonizing Gov. Jerry Brown, who has carefully defended his administration's authority to act independently,  while deflecting opposition from oil companies and manufacturers that have found a sympathetic ear with some Democrats. .