Sentence examples for takes to avoid the from inspiring English sources

A CDU-led government will do what it takes to avoid the looming "state bankruptcy", promises Steffen Kampeter, the party's budget expert.

But one thing is sure: Mr. Davis will do everything it takes to avoid the humiliation of being recalled as a gubernatorial lemon.

All it takes to avoid the "rule of law" is to have the money.

That look, the burning contempt in an eternally condemned man's eyes, drove it home for me: I need to live desperately and carefully, doing whatever it takes to avoid the stinkin' clink-clink.

But now if you're in the media, there is a clear sense in which you are "either you are for freedom of the press, or you are with the terrorists" -- because you can't be for freedom of the press if you would prefer not to do the proper job of the press if that is what it takes to avoid the possible consequences of defending press freedom by exercising it.

Crouch, dance back and forth, jump on top of them, even switch to your pistol to increase your movement speed temporarily, do whatever it takes to avoid the gunfire.

The decision of what measures to take to avoid the flu is personal.

So, he added, "there will have to be steps taken to avoid the appearance of aging".

He declined to comment on what precautions might have been taken to avoid the accident.

Mr. Dorsey said great care had been taken to avoid the problems that arose in Maryland.

Care must be taken to avoid the accidental creation of a lunatic asylum.