Sentence examples for open to avert from inspiring English sources

Some of the men, such as Vijay Singh, might not enter a Mixed Open to avert the possible embarrassment of shooting a higher score than some women.

WFP believes it is essential that a humanitarian corridor for relief items and personnel remains open to avert a further deterioration in the food security situation at this critical time.

And you need open-ended credit to avert that fate.

They know that the barges that come through at 4 a.m. delivering fuel oil upriver are not easily stopped by their captains, and that the bridge has to be opened on time to avert disasters.

So whether you want to avert open revolt, take back Congress or just be done with this hellscape marathon of an election cycle, assuming Clinton has already coasted to victory is a dangerous move.

Her decision to open the borders in order to avert a humanitarian crisis in Hungary was a courageous one.

Mr. Chrétien's allies worked through the weekend to avert an open struggle on the House floor, and after it became clear that they could not win, Liberal parliamentary leaders decided to support the opposition motion.

BEIRUT, Lebanon — Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of Hezbollah, openly urged the Lebanese government on Thursday to take a more active role in finding a political solution to the civil war in neighboring Syria and to open its border to refugees to avert further bloodshed.

These groups increase mutual understanding and open channels to work together to avert escalating problems.

WASHINGTON — President Obama and congressional Democrats, astonishingly united through recent fiscal fights with Republicans, were showing some divisions as budget negotiations opened on Wednesday between the House and Senate to avert another crisis in coming months.

Efforts to keep a crucial stretch of the drought-starved Mississippi River open to barge traffic should be sufficient to avert a shipping shutdown, officials from the Army Corps of Engineers and the Coast Guard said Friday.