Sentence examples for to avoid controversies from inspiring English sources

Pro-choice campaigners and some doctors have argued that in order to avoid controversies like the current one the 8th amendment must be abolished.

First, to avoid controversies that might jeopardise the prime minister's referendum campaign, and second, to signal the kind of thing he would like to have achieved had he not been bullied into holding the blasted referendum in the first place.

But it is WellPoint, one of the companies that may have the most to lose under the new health care law, that seems unwilling — or unable — to avoid controversies that make it an easy target in Washington.

Goal-line technology is being developed by Fifa to avoid controversies such as the failure of the referee to spot that Frank Lampard's shot had crossed the line when England lost to Germany in the 2010 World Cup.

"Plus, the best way to avoid controversies is to push farther offshore". .

The default mode of companies, especially consumer-facing brands, was to avoid controversies — especially those with explicitly partisan overtones.

Lotfi A. Zadeh by Elisabeth Pain 31 May 2013 A professor emeritus advises young scientists to deemphasize controversial aspects of their work or to avoid controversy until they are established.

Note, however, that for someone allegedly covering up his atheism to avoid controversy, Hobbes took the curious approach of saying many other intensely controversial things.

It is quite another to avoid controversy altogether.

Mr. Hollande tried to avoid controversy and avoid further division on the left.

He knew politics, literature and economics, but he also knew how to avoid controversy.