Sentence examples for taking measures to avoid from inspiring English sources

Saipem blamed the fall in profitability on low margin contracts and said in a lengthy presentation on Wednesday that it was taking measures to avoid undesirable deals, including withdrawing bids from some projects.

Safety from dust explosions includes taking measures to avoid an explosion (explosion prevention) or designing facilities and equipment so that in the event of an explosion people and processes are protected (explosion protection).

A number of the activities of these local committees are delimiting agricultural and pastoral zones, enforcing the boundaries of these zones, designating transhumance corridors, taking measures to avoid land use conflicts and resolving conflicts between agricultural and pastoral uses of land.

Dr. Adson is a psychologist who works to help men and women strike a healthy balance between life and work, which principally involves taking measures to avoid having too many things on your plate at any given time.

"We always take measures to avoid even the appearance of a conflict," Ms. Robinson said.

Henkel also said that it had taken measures to "avoid future misconduct".

Workers are able to see how a construction schedule might be affected by potential problems and take measures to avoid them.

MacLeod could not be criticised for failing to take measures to avoid the impact, despite the car's siren and flashing lights.

Amazon and its customers have learned from these experiences (or should have), and have taken measures to avoid them in future.

It is often assumed that the poorest and least-educated couples are the most likely to neglect daughters, or to take measures to avoid having daughters at all.

The box bears an inscription that says, in translation, "May this souvenir recall to our people that it is indispensable to take measures to avoid the renewal of such a tradegy".