Sentence examples for policy to avoid from inspiring English sources

Education secretary Nicky Morgan will continue her near silence on policy to avoid any controversy.

But they said approving it would require reversing a longstanding policy to avoid creating narrowly constructed ethnic programs.

It developed into a policy to avoid clubs falling into financial difficulties, needless in this great boom.

Mr. Krooks, the elder-law lawyer, said that buying a policy to avoid a nursing home might be based on emotion but could still make sense.

Does the Department of Motor Vehicles have some kind of problem with metallic colors? A. There is no blanket policy to avoid metallic colors.

I would suspect that it will also set it high as it implements its policy to avoid providing companies with significant outs from the agreements they reach.

The Times cites Yale historian Paul Kennedy, who argues that appeasement is a necessary policy to avoid war when it is not necessary.

He added: "We are now in contact with Stonewall to discuss their concerns and will of course amend the policy to avoid any misinterpretation in  the future".

In one deposition, Bishop Thomas V. Daily, now leader of the Brooklyn diocese, was asked if it were archdiocesan policy "to avoid scandal where possible".

In the city's central square, some 300 farmers have suspended their protest against the government's land reform policy to avoid attracting a crowd.

The central bank has signaled it will set policy to avoid a steep drop-off in growth when it meets on March 18.