Sentence examples for to avoid exceeding from inspiring English sources

Labour officials also dismissed fears that banks would "dump" low quality and loss-making customers to avoid exceeding the threshold.

If we leave it longer to start reducing emissions, we will have to reduce them more rapidly to avoid exceeding the overall 800 gigaton limit.

Ms. Anderson and Mr. Rubenstein conspired to conceal the money trail, prosecutors said, to avoid exceeding the individual donor limit of $33,122.50.

Mr. Rubenstein, 82, funneled the money this way to avoid exceeding the individual donor limit of $33,122.50, the prosecution said.

It is uncontested that the majority of carbon reserves listed on stock exchanges must remain underground if we are to avoid exceeding a 2C rise in global mean temperature and the catastrophic health impacts this would have.

Republicans believe that the state must cut up to $80 million in 2001 to avoid exceeding a constitutionally mandated cap on the amount the annual budget is allowed to increase.

Chloramination has also become more common, where there is a need to control biofilms and avoid exceeding chlorination by-product (THMs) concentrations.

Often, these attempts have required modifications to the chemistry (e.g., use of alternative solvents or reduced temperatures) to reduce the pressures involved and avoid exceeding the limitations of the radiosynthesizers [8, 11 16].

The proposed EV charging method uses historical information of the voltage magnitudes at each node in which an EV is plugged in and ready to be charged, in order to coordinate the charging of the vehicles and avoid exceeding the operational limits of the EDS, as dictated by the moment of maximum consumption.

Andrew Jacobs (NYT) CONNECTICUT HARTFORD: ROWLAND SEEKS CUTS AT COLLEGES -- Gov. John G. Rowland has asked Connecticut's public colleges and universities to cut $9 million from their budgets so the state can avoid exceeding its constitutionally mandated limit on annual budget increases.

They recommend adult cyclists avoid exceeding 10 kilometers per hour faster than their normal pace or stick to a comfortable 13-kilometer-per-hour pace, according to the study published last week in the International Journal of Sustainable Transportation.