Sentence examples for sought to avoid having from inspiring English sources
Best Buy had sought to avoid having a prolonged fight with Mr. Schulze during the holiday season, which the company felt would be debilitating.
The lawyer says the fact that she cites no evidence that she sought to avoid having sex with Brittan "something that I think may cause the jury concern".
The knee is stiff because of a buildup of fluid, but he has so far sought to avoid having it drained, saying Monday, "I'm not a fan of getting needles".
But Judge Lippman sought to avoid having it fall victim to the politics of the recession by announcing that he would hold hearings before pushing a detailed plan forward next year.
This change sought to avoid having the dragon "face the earth" when the flag was hanging limp.
Both nations are seeking to avoid having the scandal harm diplomatic ties.
Ireland, which is seeking to avoid having to ask for a Greek-style bailout, had the second-worst deficit in the bloc, at 14.4 percent of G.D.P. Italy had the second-worst debt level, at 116 percent of G.D.P.
By turning to the N.S.A., which has no statutory authority to investigate domestic criminal acts, instead of the Department of Homeland Security, which does have such authority, Google is clearly seeking to avoid having its search engine, e-mail and other Web services regulated as part of the nation's "critical infrastructure".
The trustee is still wary about potentially paying out too much in customer money before fully accounting for the client money and is seeking to avoid having to later claw back some money, according to a person briefed on the process.
Federal prosecutors generally seek to avoid having their investigations affect election outcomes, and over at the Justice department where the case is now heading, US attorney general Loretta Lynch has already suggested she will accept the FBI's findings with regard to the investigation.
There's nothing un-American about corporate chieftains seeking to avoid having to write a check to Uncle Sam.
