Sentence examples for to avoid challenges from inspiring English sources

A report by the National Audit Office found that recent changes to civil service recruitment mean that mandarins are under increasing pressure to avoid challenges to ministerial plans.

Now, under this ruling, a taxpayer all but can't, and any government can use the tax system to avoid challenges to financing of religion.

To avoid challenges to his power, he turned the country into what Asian neighbors call the "Shellfare state," because Shell Oil is one of the many oil companies whose operations here pay for the country's universal health care system.

The simplest way to avoid failing in the future is to avoid challenges altogether.

After Capablanca's death in 1942, Alekhine wrote that Capablanca's demand for a $10,000 stake had been an attempt to avoid challenges.

"We aren't out to avoid challenges or hard times, we are out to stick up for the little gal or guy who is fighting for the American Dream.

Eliminating less demanding courses was expected to remove an excuse that schools might use to avoid challenging disadvantaged students to strive for college eligibility.

"Although polite culture put women on a pedestal to avoid challenging the prerogatives of men," Howe writes, "it represented in important respects an advance over the subjugation of women common in premodern society".

According to a message posted on the official Twitter feed of the Canadian boat, the ships "slowed down a bit" on Thursday night to avoid challenging the Israeli Navy in the dark.

But the returns also reflect a significant shift in the tax strategies the Koch operation deploys to avoid challenge from the Internal Revenue Service, which limits how much nonprofit groups can spend to aid or defeat candidates.

Note the implication: The way it could have been avoided was for Congress to avoid challenging her.