Sentence examples for measures designed to avert from inspiring English sources

He said that the companies, "would rather take the losses" than spend on security measures designed to avert theft.

Prevention of viral hepatitis infection involves health measures designed to avert transmission of viral agents and promote the use of gammaglobulin and vaccines.

According to NEMA, the explosion at the prayer ground happened as people were lining up to be searched before entering the area, a measure designed to avert an attack.

The so-called Monsanto Protection Act is set to expire, and will not be included in a bill designed to avert a government shutdown, according to a statement Tuesday from the press office of Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-Ore).. House Republicans earlier this month released legislation that would include an extension of the Monsanto measure in their continuing resolution.

But if the GOP can fool voters into thinking this bill is designed to avert more Kermit Gosnell-style murders, it may gain some traction among centrists.

The Senate bill is designed to avert a government shutdown, which would happen on 27 March if Congress does not extend a temporary spending measure that has frozen agency budgets at 2012 levels.

The following year in Washington, D.C., the two signed an agreement designed to avert nuclear war.

The humanitarian catastrophe it was designed to avert has merely been intensified.

"Despite diplomatic assertions that the sanctions are designed to avert recourse to overt foreign intervention in Syria, if they do not have an impact on the regime's behaviour, talk of more direct – perhaps military – measures is likely to increase," said David Hartwell, of the IHS consultancy in London.

This announcement is a gamble designed to avert the budget crisis in higher education funding that the department was facing".

What is unique about his system, Mr. Pelletier said, is that it is designed to avert false alarms.