Sentence examples for that would be unavoidable from inspiring English sources

She added: "The levels found did not exceed trace amounts that would be unavoidable even under conditions of good manufacturing practice, given background levels in the environment".

Andrea Lang has argued that the Court's judgement was also based on a reluctance to engage with the issue of the status of NSAGs under international law (Lang 2008, 125), which is an issue that would be unavoidable, should agreements signed by NSAGs constitute a legally binding document.

When we realized that layoffs would be unavoidable, we announced an enhanced severance plan for staff as well as enhancements to the Faculty Retirement Incentive Program.

Plambaeck added that there would be unavoidable negative impacts to traffic when the project is complete, particularly on Hollywood Way, Buena Vista Street and San Fernando Boulevard.

Stalin sent the message to his satellites, as Matyas Rakosi, the Hungarian Stalinist leader later disclosed, that war would be unavoidable in three to four years, and all had to be subordinated to the task of preparing for it.

We here evaluate schemes under the imperfect CSIT that would be due to the main unavoidable causes: noisy estimates and outdated CSIT due to signaling delays.

Jim Detmers, the managing director of operations for the system, said he was convinced this morning that the blackouts would be unavoidable because the power supply was only 2percentt greater than demand.

WHEN Cathleen P. Black, the schools chancellor, testified in the State Legislature on Tuesday about the teacher layoffs in New York City that she said would be unavoidable if the governor's proposed education budget were approved, a line from her remarks might have rung familiar to television viewers.

It was seen as a threat so large that a deal would be unavoidable.

While warning state residents and legislators that Medicaid cuts would be unavoidable, Quinn has also lobbied for a $1-a-pack increase in the state's cigarette taxes, which he estimates could generate an extra $337.5 million.

Attorneys for the city and Caruso Affiliated point out that Backroom was a renter at 230 S. Orange St., a brick building adjacent to the Americana, and that environmental documents made clear that noise and vibrations would be unavoidable during construction.