Sentence examples for steer clear of making from inspiring English sources

But he did not entirely steer clear of making a civility link, either.

AT the very least, investors can try to steer clear of making big bets on the potential losers.

These are the sorts of profoundly conflicting views have led all but one of the half-dozen contenders for Mr. Barry's job to steer clear of making a campaign issue of his legal case.

For obvious reasons people steer clear of making children actual bastards".

Mr Obama steered clear of making the so-called "public option" for health coverage that would compete for business with private insurers a condition of his support.

Mr Major said high income tax was no part of the party's programme but steered clear of making a commitment that it would not go up.

But he repeatedly steered clear of making a commitment to providing the £8bn.

Coaching is a long-term aspiration". But Searle steered clear of making any rash comments similar to that of Sir Steve Redgrave, who famously said: "If you ever see me in a boat, you have permission to shoot me" after winning gold at Atlanta in 1996 before returning to win his fifth successive Olympic title at Sydney 2000.

Instead, the Labour-led Government compromised with a promise to make te reo classes available to every child in early childhood, primary and intermediate school by 2025, but steered clear of making it compulsory.

While much of the opposition to the gay rights movement in the West came from religious institutions and religiously conservative politicians, the movement steered clear of making theological issues a central concern.

Steer clear of made up testimonials because they might do more harm than good.