Sentence examples for mission to avoid from inspiring English sources
President Obama supported the civilian protection mission to avoid a humanitarian disaster as Libyan forces closed in on the 700,000 people of Benghazi, threatening to hunt down civilian protesters "like rats".
Football players, hidden under helmets, molded into uniform groups, always on the verge of devastating injury, make it their mission to avoid being conspicuous for anything but brilliant play.
But officials made it clear that the Tornados, whose actual deployment over Iraq has yet to be agreed by ministers, would be used solely for surveillance to avoid a repeat of Sunday night, when the crew of an RAF C-130 Hercules aircraft had to abort their mission to avoid injuring refugees on the ground.
The ultimate goal is to identify the original source of this perturbative signal such that, firstly, the Swarm satellite data can be corrected to remove that signal and, secondly, a new design can be adopted in future satellite missions to avoid such difficulties.
Use your mission statement to avoid what some nonprofit experts call "mission creep".
"His mission was to avoid the police as much as possible".
Thomas tells us that once Eisenhower "extricated America from the Korean War in 1953," his mission was to "avoid any war".
But Mrs. McArdle said that Project's mission was to avoid the predictable and to uphold a tradition of supporting the arts at the far end of the conventional spectrum.
The London conference this week will have to start conjuring solutions if the EU and the US, which has also supported the anti-piracy mission, are to avoid the sight of captured Somalis being set free because there was nowhere to take them.
My mission was to avoid conflict and run from the image I was perceived to be a part of.
The United States acknowledged the drone deployment here in February — initially sending a single Predator aircraft and later faster, more capable Reapers — but since then it has released virtually no information about their missions, presumably to avoid raising their public profile.
