Sentence examples for planning to avoid from inspiring English sources

"What we are planning to avoid is this stretching into decades as opposed to two to three more years," he said.

If for some reason you were certain that the man was planning to avoid his taxes, however, it would not be ethical to help him do so.

Robert DeLuca, the president of the Group for the South Fork, an environmental and planning group in Bridgehampton, said the town should be concentrating on post-storm recovery planning to avoid redevelopment that would be at risk from future storms.

Planning on how to act once a pandemic arrives is vastly different from planning to avoid it, said Dr. Durland Fish, a professor of epidemiology at the Yale School of Public Health.

But even before his marathon defeat in Melbourne, Nadal was planning to avoid Davis Cup during this Olympic year after leading Spain to a fifth title in Seville last December.

White House officials said they were planning to avoid getting drawn into a political argument over the killings in Libya, and telegraphed comfort with the campaign debate moving onto foreign policy turf, which they consider better for them than Mr. Romney, whose campaign has rested mostly on his economic arguments.

Some schools plan to avoid closing by using reduced timetables.

Bennett had also planned to avoid getting into a slugfest.

He said G.M. planned to avoid states that had large debts or lackluster schools.

For the Connecticut delegation, there is only one major spectacle they plan to avoid.

Mr. Mager also planned to avoid paying a broker's fee.