Sentence examples for to avoid a gap from inspiring English sources

We have to avoid a gap in the UK's cyber defences in the years to come.

To avoid a gap, Mr. Obama, who was overseas, took the unusual step of "signing" the bill into law by directing an aide to run it through a White House autopen machine.

In Massachusetts, where the website failure threatened to increase the state's uninsured rate, officials have rushed to put more than 125,000 people on its Medicaid rolls to avoid a gap in their coverage.

To avoid a leadership gap, and to combat global warming, we need a transformative energy initiative equal to a moon shot.

Defence minister Kevin Andrews said the first of the new subs must be delivered in time to avoid a capability gap in the mid-2020s when the first of the Collins submarine is scheduled to retire.

The first, obviously, is that the Healthcare.gov website doesn't work well enough, and they are worried they are not going to be able to get insurance in time to avoid a coverage gap or the individual-mandate penalty.

Experts have grown increasingly alarmed in the past two years because the existing polar satellites are nearing or beyond their life expectancies, and the launch of the next replacement, known as J.P.S.S.-1, has slipped to 2017, probably too late to avoid a coverage gap of at least a year.

To avoid a learning gap effect, tests that had a low learning component were selected and carried out at intervals of at least two months.

Future studies should investigate whether the organisational model with intensivists present during the day and residents supervised by intensivist during off hours is adequate enough to avoid a 'quality gap' during off hours.

We speculate that if intensivists are continuously present in the ICU during daytime and present when necessary during off hours this is sufficient to avoid a quality gap during off hours.

The home secretary said "harmful individuals" could walk free and escape justice without the "vital" regulations, saying the process had to be completed by 1 December to avoid an "operational gap".