Sentence examples for manner to avoid from inspiring English sources
The finance minister, Yoshihiko Noda, said Japan would respond in a "level-headed manner" to avoid any impact on the countries' economic ties.
He will say that British soldiers "must be able to extract information from captured enemy forces in a timely manner to avoid future loss of life, but they must do so within the rule of law".
In fact, he instructed his aides to expand the war in "a low-keyed manner" to "avoid undue concern and excitement in the Congress and in domestic public opinion".
Instead, Egypt has operated its border crossing with Gaza in a transparent manner to avoid a chaotic situation that could have resulted after the hasty, unilateral withdrawal of the Israeli forces.
"We are in a state of strong vigilance and we stand ready to act in a firm and timely manner to avoid that recent price developments give rise to broad-based inflationary pressures over the medium term".
People were yelling out their windows screaming at the cops, 'We saw what you did.' " The department's Patrol Guide instructs officers to drive in a "manner to avoid injury to person".
"The military has been instructed to hit the terrorist groups in a surgical manner and to avoid as much as possible hurting the civilian population of Gaza," said Mark Regev, a spokesman for the Israeli prime minister.
They are subject to federal guidelines, which say, among other things, that seized funds are to be used "for law enforcement purposes only", and that agencies receiving funds should spend them "in such a manner as to avoid any appearance of extravagance, waste or impropriety".
CSF samples from 43 healthy volunteers collected in a manner designed to avoid contamination yielded chromium concentrations of 14.6 ± 6.3 ng mL−1.
If an intra-abdominal tumor was present and amebic colitis was observed, tumor related to E. histolytica would need to be considered among the differential diagnoses, and removal should be performed in such a manner as to avoid damaging the tumor.
For reasons of criminal procedure (principle of proportionality), the procedure coordinated with the requested acts of the U.S. authorities was designed in such a way as to allow the procurement of any criminally relevant data in an effective manner, and to avoid any possible collusion.
