Sentence examples for rules to avert from inspiring English sources

We explore a fracture mechanics approach to formulate design rules to avert crack growth.

Treasury Secretary Robert E. Rubin called for tough international financial disclosure rules to avert crises of the sort now roiling Asia.

The diplomatic feud underscores the difficulty the European Union faces in reaching consensus on how to reform the single-currency rules to avert a repetition of the Greek debt crisis.

The NASD, which regulates brokerage firms, has begun an inquiry into possible conflicts of interest by the companies that issue them, and is developing new rules to avert such conflicts.

As a result of the fiasco, Emanuel initiated a study on how to alter the rules to avert similar signage controversies in the future.

At war's end, American leaders started initiatives that replaced the discredited policies of economic nationalism with new rules and institutions to avert protectionism and exchange-rate turmoil, and to foster expanded international trade and investment.

The City watchdog is introducing advice rules to try to avert a potentially huge tide of "irrational" transfers from final salary pensions to poorer-value stock market-linked schemes by people who want access to a lump sum from their pension pots.

That rule was crafted to avert any repeat of a Cold-War-era incident that caused the psychiatry establishment acute embarrassment.

Meanwhile, tougher hunting rules, including stiffer regulations to avert skinning the seals alive, have muted the effort to stop the hunt and eased the consciences of Canadians.

The tax bill, which would cost roughly $245 billion over 10 years, is also intended to help people pay for retirement and for long-term health care, to offer incentives to revitalize poor urban and rural areas and to impose new tax rules for American exporters to avert a trade war with the European Union.

General McChrystal recently tightened rules on airstrikes to try to avert civilian deaths.