Sentence examples for proposals to avoid from inspiring English sources

The company is weighing refinancing proposals to avoid a forced bankruptcy.

Mr Pronk has tabled his own compromise proposals to avoid a deadlock, but these managed to annoy all sides, including green activists and developing countries.

The statement came as the cabinet appeared to be split over the usefulness of current proposals to avoid further allegations of lobbying sleaze from emerging in the future.

The commission, which has expressed concerns about Google's use of algorithmic standards to rank its own services ahead of those of some competitors, is studying Google's own proposals to avoid litigation.

The report's proposals to avoid that outcome — more government programs that focus on job growth, fiscal coordination and aid to developing countries — are not likely to be widely embraced by policy makers in the United States and Europe, where the preoccupation is on budget cuts and spending discipline.

Delegates from her Christian Democratic Union elected her to a seventh term as party leader with a record 98% of the vote.Deficient on the deficitThe Republicans in Congress put forward a counter-offer to the White House's proposals to avoid painful tax rises and spending cuts that are due to take effect at the start of 2013.

But General Musharraf later dropped that proposal to avoid offending fundamentalist groups.

The judge accepted Fike's proposal to avoid jail by going to schools and racetracks to deliver an antidrug message.

The party's leadership hopes to find a compromise proposal to avoid the risk of a sizeable chunk of its members voting with the opposition.

Top Republican aides said Speaker J. Dennis Hastert was considering a special committee to handle the proposal to avoid jurisdictional fights between committee chairmen protecting their turfs.

So any proposal to avoid a rate increase is, whatever its proponents may say, a proposal that we let the 1 percent off the hook and shift the burden, one way or another, to the middle class or the poor.