Sentence examples for means to avoid the from inspiring English sources

WHAT conditions did the House vote on as a means to avoid the shutdown?

Such an explanation can serve as a means to avoid the anxiety of imagining the state of mind of a person who reportedly laughed while shooting his victims.

Many Chinese doctors see the adoption of the brain death standard not only as a way to expand the donor pool, but also as a means to avoid the use of prisoners' organs.

This paper describes the structure of the project and highlights the importance of sound planning and strict adhesion to library-standard metadata protocols as a means to avoid the support becoming too specific or too paradigmatic.

He proposed the startup structure as a way of giving the new project the flexibility to experiment, and as a means to avoid the distractions that pervade any established business.

What Mr. Sekulow's point is in citing the current use of this phrase is unclear, other than it being a means to avoid the true history of our country's military oaths and the intent of the founders who wrote those oaths.

They generally underline the relevance of the emotional and moral support parents provide their children and the emphasis parents put on education as a means to avoiding the manual labor of the parents (Kasinitz, Mollenkopf, Waters and Holdaway, 2008; Louie, 2012; Portes and Fernández-Kelly, 2008; Smith, 2008).

EU regulations are meant to avoid the destruction of crucial natural peat and grass habitats.

They intend to do so under streamlined procedures meant to avoid the long delays and cost overruns that crippled the industry last time around.

Officials said contract language is meant to avoid the price fluctuations that have marked the electricity market in the wake of deregulation.

The measure is meant to avoid the kind of problems that plagued the initial investigation into the World Trade Center collapse, chief among them jurisdictional disputes between city, state and federal agencies working at ground zero.