Sentence examples for to avoid condemnations from inspiring English sources

After the hearing, Mr. Stuckey declined to elaborate on how the company planned to avoid condemnations, but said that it was considering redrawing the physical outlines of the plan and offering generous buyouts to property owners.

Both sides say they want to avoid condemnation, but no compromise appears imminent.

He staged a country", but managed to avoid condemnation.

To avoid the condemnation of their workmates, some people employ the ironic eye-roll.

The new text was carefully drafted in such a way as to avoid excessive condemnation while putting emphasis on what was lacking in atheism.

The government has so far used a mix of spin and harassment of journalists (local more than foreign) to avoid international condemnation.

The case has brought international attention, she added, noting that Morocco was criticized last November at the United Nations for its stance on violence against women and that it would be under pressure to avoid further condemnation in such global forums.

She is an autodidact in literature and philosophy, but conceals it to keep her job and, she believes, to avoid the condemnation of the building's tenants.

But if Israel wants to avoid future international condemnations, should it be compelled, once again, to retaliate violently, it must first end the occupation.

Serbian Prime Minister Kostunica used it to avoid an outright condemnation of the rioters.

Eager to avoid the international condemnation that can accompany blatant repression, those governments are using methods like tax penalties, fines and restricting access to newsprint.