Sentence examples for programme to avoid from inspiring English sources

Mr Balls argued forcefully for Labour to support a slower deficit-reduction programme to avoid the risk of a "double-dip" recession.

After falling repeatedly, America's Eileen Seigh gave Scott a warning, and she changed her programme to avoid jumps on the worst of the ice.

But there is still enough that is bold in the programme to avoid this judgment: notably school reform, higher education reform and the central economic policy of deficit reduction and rebalancing the economy.

"The climate is a challenge, but the organisers have a strong programme to avoid any risk of cancellation of events because of the weather," he told the BBC.

She said more companies are looking to retain former interns to fill full-time jobs — and companies that may not have hired interns in the past are building a programme to avoid missing out on potential hires.

Active surveillance takes advantage of the slow progression of low-risk disease, allowing about two-thirds of men who enter an active surveillance programme to avoid radical treatment and its side-effects [14,15].

Utilization of a non-toxigenic fungal protective culture in dry-fermented sausage "salchichón" processing should be considered as a good tool in the preventive programmes to avoid growth of toxigenic moulds.

It is essential to have some continuity in social policies and programmes to avoid reversing progress.

In Zambia, the consortium is working with the government to map out training programmes to avoid duplication and improve efficiencies.

Preventive and interventive programmes to avoid and reduce burnout syndrome are of paramount importance in the future organization of ICUs and should take the above results into account.

It is important to focus more attention on modern training methods and flexible, in-service work site and work group training programmes to avoid the disruption caused by the need to enrol in more formal programmes.