Sentence examples for to avoid disorder from inspiring English sources

A column (also in English) in La Stampa, by the longtime China correspondent Francesco Sisci, makes the argument that Chinese leaders' determination to avoid disorder could push them toward more meaningful, if still controlled, elections.

In order to avoid disorder in the court we have a provision saying that the Tribunal may put a stop to attempts to cause delay and also that it may forbid the defendant or his counsel to be present at one or more sessions if he behaves in a disorderly manner.

He said the majority of Chileans wanted to avoid "disorder, inflation and social tension" such as occurred under the Marxist-dominated Government of President Salvador Allende Gossens from 1970 to 1973, as well as the "system of repression, torture and exile" that followed.

Researchers exploiting optical frequency conversion have tended to avoid disorder like the plague, says Sergey Skipetrov, a theoretical physicist at the French National Center for Scientific Research in Grenoble, but this result should change their minds.

It should be noted that to avoid disordering in the vermicompost production process, materials considered unacceptable to earthworms including citrus, garlic and onions, meat, dairy products, fish and beans were separated and removed.

The G1- and S-phases of the cell cycle therefore operate as adjustable phases in INM that allow nuclei in the VZ to be dynamically arranged as a whole to minimize the imbalance in nuclear density and avoid disorder in the neuroepithelium.

By using each DNA fragments with distinct overhang ends, we could avoid disorder or mismatched ligations as seen in the previous methods.

To avoid the disorder general maps being biased by the most frequently studied disorders, which also tended to be studied in the largest primary samples, we included the same number of studies (n = 7) per disorder, by randomly sampling a subset of seven primary studies of those disorders, which had been the focus of more than seven published VBM studies.

They also hope to study how some children who are at high risk manage to avoid the disorder without treatment.

The main male worry has been to avoid erectile disorder or a random kick in the goolies.

Roger Quarles, president of the International Tobacco Growers Associationn, points out that one of the government's main goals is that "those people stay employed, even if it's at low education levels," in part to avoid public disorder.