Sentence examples for tailored to avoid from inspiring English sources

"We believe the San Francisco legislation was narrowly tailored to avoid pre-emption by Erisa," Mr. Dorsey said.

Both cells were sent across the border into Turkey and then on a painstaking journey through the continent, tailored to avoid detection.

According to the state court ruling, West Virginia's matching program was not "narrowly tailored" to avoid infringing on the First Amendment rights of privately financed candidates.

But he cautions that changes in GDNF throughout the brain "may not be beneficial," so the next step is to determine if treatment with ibogaine or a similar compound can be tailored to avoid side-effects.

Because of this, New Zealand's flightless birds spent millions of years adopting survival mechanisms tailored to avoid flying predators like giant eagles.

The older patient's postoperative medication orders should be tailored to avoid these medications, or when necessary, utilize lower dosages.

Our entire self-help industry is tailored to help us avoid feeling sad, to teach us how to arrange our lives so that we never have to feel anything difficult.

[Reuters] Researchers suggest that solar geoengineering — a strategy to mitigate global warming by reflecting sunlight back into space through the use of aerosols or the creation of low-altitude marine clouds — could be tailored to specific regions to avoid unwanted effects.

Over the past decade, despite a rhetorical shift to the left, the party has tailored policies to avoid antagonising such a politically crucial group.

Various proposals were made, but all of them were tailored precisely to avoid the paradox, and seemed to have little independent appeal.

This might help to define a particular phenotype of patients with HOA who might benefit from specifically tailored management to avoid such consequences of the disease.