Sentence examples for needed to avoid any from inspiring English sources

He said the party needed to avoid any further ruptures.

Mr. Cheney has said he will do whatever is needed to avoid any conflict of interest.

And do whatever is needed to avoid any odor in the fridge or freezer, she said, which would be a big turnoff for buyers.

While the $75 million in alternate cuts that Ms. Quinn proposed are only a small fraction of what is needed to avoid any cuts to the city's teaching staff, it is "a step in the right direction," she said.

He said formation of the Throne Council, which Mr. Hun Sen has put off for a decade, was needed "to avoid any chaos, which is a good opportunity for some people, some parties to make the country a republic again". King Sihanouk's abdication will also allow him to oversee the transition and help his heir find his footing in a country where politics is often synonymous with treachery.

In the above equation, the matrix U represents an up-sampling operator needed to avoid any aliasing of the modulated signal due to a lack of sampling resolution in a digital description of the originally analog problem.

We need to avoid any punitive or intrusive measures," he said.

"We strongly need to avoid any perceptions that we are being disrespectful to President Bush, Allen Mattisonn, director for media relations at the Sierra Club, wrote in an internal memorandum.

Morris responded 24 hours later to warn the Portas agency that "we need to avoid any perception of a conflict of interest between pilot selection and the TV show – which are separate projects".

We need to avoid any punitive or intrusive measures," He said the US secretary of state, John Kerry, had spoken of the "domestic difficulty" the US would have if national targets were part of the legally binding agreement in Paris.

Essentially, you just need to avoid any program which is specifically identified as malicious (ticalc.org includes various "virus" or "prank" programs that may be used to annoy users, all of which are clearly identified as such) and don't run anything that someone untrustworthy tells you to run.