Sentence examples for means to avoid a from inspiring English sources
Iranians need to hear that the west is applying sanctions as a means to avoid a worse confrontation, and that humanitarian goods like food and medicines are exempt.
For AC-TX the model represents aircraft movement during taxiing, including braking as a means to avoid a collision.
We could have another century of prosperity in the United States, but it will require the Magic Formula -- either as a means to avoid a crisis, or a means to recover afterwards.
While Chapter 7 liquidation was not a means to avoid a mortgage or shirk taxes secured by liens, it did provide the debtor a clean slate, free from pesky consumer debt--credit cards, loans from friends and family, legal or medical bills--and whatever equitable distribution payments he couldnt comfortably afford.
But the members of the Northern Ireland affairs committee, comprising Conservative, Labour and Democratic Unionist (DUP) MPs, said the government had so far failed to find any technical means to avoid a hard border with customs checks, and there was "no evidence to suggest that right now an invisible border is possible".
The warning is meant to avoid a crisis in Asia while American forces are busy elsewhere.
The drought contingency plan is "meant to avoid a crisis on the river," said U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Commissioner Brenda Burman.
The approach is meant to avoid a political war of attrition over every large, popular tax break.
Our country needs a good 'shutdown' ." Tuesday's meeting at the White House between Trump and congressional leaders from both parties is meant to avoid a December 8th government shutdown.
By Ryan Lizza November 24, 2017 Trump's upcoming meeting on Tuesday with congressional leaders from both parties, including Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, is meant to avoid a December 8th government shutdown.
The prearranged Chapter 11 plan, which could eliminate almost all of Harry & David's $198 million in bond debt, is meant to avoid a protracted struggle in bankruptcy court as the company continues trying to rebound from its recession-related woes.
