Sentence examples for sidestep the need from inspiring English sources
"No European democracy can sidestep the need to make a serious step to go back to the U.N. resolution and impose inspectors on Iraq," said Karl Kaiser, director of the German Council on Foreign Relations.
Yet the day's developments did little to dispel the possibility that the crisis could drag on for a long time, possibly generating enough economic and political damage to encourage negotiation of a new arrangement between Europe and Britain that would sidestep the need for a formal withdrawal or at least minimize its effects.
Also, it would sidestep the need to monetize the budget deficit by increasing the amount of liquidity available for purchases of government deficit bonds by the banks.
That may sidestep the need for costly removal of top soil, says Nicolás Rascovan, a microbial ecologist at Aix-Marseille University in France, who was not involved with the work.
If approved, this reversal of a July 2006 decision to allow carbofuran tolerances on imported coffee, bananas, sugarcane, and rice would sidestep the need for all-out cancellation of the pesticide's registration.
And in a major way, the Brown-Vitter bill effectively sidesteps the need for reliable regulators.
A spokesman for the court said the charges were laid in absentia to expedite the process, sidestepping the need to apply for arrest warrants.
Another topic treated in the road map is wireless charging, which sidesteps the need to physically plug in and is moving rapidly toward commercialization.
More significantly and predictably, the government has sidestepped the need for adequate levels of staffing, both in terms of volume and skill-mix.
More importantly, they are a short-cut to "the Shaggy defence", a way of sidestepping the need to acknowledge complicity – it wasn't me!
This sidesteps the need to look at polls, which may be desirable both because of the ambiguity in the ballot language and because surveys in other states have sometimes understated the support for same-sex marriage bans.
