Sentence examples for policy of avoiding from inspiring English sources

The [communist] politburo policy of avoiding contacts and conserving terrorist strength remains in force".

Isolationism, National policy of avoiding political or economic entanglements with other countries.

Many people would argue the public genius of Jeter is really just a strict policy of avoiding incendiary issues.

Diplomatic sources said yesterday's meeting reflected London's policy of avoiding measures which could push China further into isolation.

Neutralism, also called Nonalignment, in international relations, the peacetime policy of avoiding political or ideological affiliations with major power blocs.

After the Knicks gave up 118 points in a listless loss to the Atlanta Hawks Thursday night, Sprewell abandoned his policy of avoiding potentially controversial subjects.

In this instance, the companies that have withdrawn their ads "are more or less articulating their longstanding policies of avoiding controversial content," said Jeff Haley, the president and chief executive of the Radio Advertising Bureau.

We have only a few short years to implement policies capable of avoiding the deadliest impacts of climate change.

Respondents were asked about their feelings towards persons living with HIV/AIDS, support for coercive policies, likelihood of avoiding those infected with HIV and beliefs about how the disease is transmitted.

The Police Federation's journal, Police, argued that senior officers had pursued a policy at Broadwater Farm of avoiding confrontation at all costs, and that "community policing" had led to compromises with criminals, rather than maintaining a focus on upholding the law.

But George A. Hacker, director of the Alcohol Policies Project at the Center for Science in the Public Interest, a group that is a frequent opponent of the alcohol lobby, said the industry would benefit if a McCain administration steered clear of alcohol policy to avoid conflicts of interest.