Sentence examples for to avert criticism from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Schenkar, a playwright rather than a scholar, hopes to avert criticism by admitting to such startling research techniques.

Although he has refused to sign off on the legislation, Museveni's homophobic comments could be seen as a way to avert criticism that he is supporting gay people.

The companies now seem more willing to enter into such partnerships, in part to avert criticism of biotechnology and in part because the sequencing of crop genomes is providing too much information for the companies to analyze alone.

To avert more criticism of the military courts, the recently released videotape shows, Mr. Montesinos suggested her case could be transferred to a civilian court where she could receive a lighter, 10- to 15-year sentence.

They might also want to bear in mind that drawing attention to themselves by aggressive or uncooperative tactics is likely to do little to avert well-founded criticism and may even strengthen the grounds for it".

60 61 62 63 Widespread use of robust and reliable evidence, such as IPD meta-analyses where available, may go a long way to averting such criticisms.

These decrees were later retracted to avert public and international criticism but have effectively had the same impact.

But even some Republicans sympathetic to Ms. Palin suggested that she needed to find a more substantive and nuanced means of addressing the criticism to avert any risk to her political standing and to maintain control of her political narrative.

Other Israeli officials openly say they are working hard to avert the kind of unfair criticism, as they put it, that Israel got in the spring of 2002, when it pushed into West Bank towns like Jenin, Nablus and Bethlehem.

But the agency chief's pursuit of a radical deregulatory agenda, gutting greenhouse gas rules at a time when the United Nations is calling for unprecedented emissions cuts to avert catastrophic climate change, has drawn fierce criticism.

Republicans hoped the legislation, which passed 247 to 181, would show that they had made a serious effort to avert a shutdown and leave Senate Democrats and the administration facing criticism for cutting off money to members of the military serving overseas.