Sentence examples for organised to avoid from inspiring English sources

Sampling was organised to avoid affecting medical care and with the agreement of the nursing staff.

"We ask people not to pay attention to rumours of victory parades being organised and to avoid gathering before the official results," the statement said.

But, in reply to such arguments, it may be claimed that these impossibilities are not sufficient to rule out the possibility that one event might bring about an earlier event, as long as the world is so organised as to avoid these impossible outcomes.

They have carefully organised their marches to avoid instigating violence.

We will stay organised and united to avoid a massacre such as, or worse than, that which happened in Carandiru, on October 2, 1992 where 111 inmates were cowardly murdered in a massacre that will never be forgotten by the Brazilian conscience.

To clinicians a dislike of a thing or situation becomes a phobia when it begins to impact on a person's life and they start to organise their routines to avoid it.

The answer is that the football competitions could not be squeezed into the Games fortnight, and the London organising committee Locog wanted to avoid taking the shine off the opening ceremony on Friday.

Different conditions were separated in different runs, and runs containing different conditions were organised in semi-random order to avoid the effect of tiredness on any particular condition.

"Tories wanted to avoid that and organised against him".

For example, they had organised a workshop for the actors to avoid mistakes while filming.

At some level, they know what to avoid, and they organise things in their own unique way to allow them to get through life.