Sentence examples similar to prevented misunderstandings from inspiring English sources

The agreement may also prevent misunderstandings.

Doing so can help you to prevent misunderstandings before they ever occur.

This continues the progress of the study and prevents misunderstandings about the scope and direction of the study.

Our results may help the planning of an effective radiological RC strategy for food consumers, thereby preventing misunderstandings and relieving food consumers of unnecessarily severe anxiety.

A sincere and well-intentioned Steward who has the confidence of the employees can help to prevent misunderstandings and may often settle complaints before they become formal grievances.

Based on before-and-after data, however, Glasberg is highly optimistic that educating the public prevents misunderstandings regarding both the actual limits of surgical transformations and the risks.

"In order to prevent misunderstandings regarding the content and motive of your phone call, we view it as necessary to publish a transcript of your message," Mr. Diekmann wrote.

Separate spheres of influence were indeed established – the Russians eventually getting most of eastern Europe, the Anglo-Americans western Europe, Greece and the Mediterranean – but this did not prevent misunderstandings emerging.

The Pakistani official said Mr. Rumsfeld had discussed ways of verifying the security of the frontier and of preventing misunderstandings that could lead to war, elaborating on issues raised last week during a visit to both Pakistan and India by Deputy Secretary of State Richard L. Armitage.

The authorities, on high alert after the New Year's Eve sex assaults in front of the city's cathedral, and over the threat of Islamist terror, politely told the revellers at Cologne's legendary carnival that while the event thrives on its anything goes attitude, they should please "avoid jihadi costumes for reasons of security and to prevent misunderstandings".

Nor did it serve to prevent misunderstandings of Platonism on Aristotle's part.