Sentence examples for to avoid matters from inspiring English sources

Senator Sherrod Brown, Democrat of Ohio, has questioned whether Ms. White's pledge to avoid matters involving former clients would undercut her ability to run the agency.

Maximus officials said they gave Mr. Kearney explicit instructions to avoid matters related to the larger welfare-to-work contracts, a company spokeswoman said, because the formal competition for the nearly $500 million in contracts was getting under way just about the time he arrived.

It is important to avoid subject matter that may be offensive, controversial, polarizing, or distracting:  Violence  Indecent, revealing, or suggestive outfits  Erotic situations  Drugs and drug paraphernalia  Politics  Religion  Horror films  Medical operations.

The rules became 'write about simple matters of the human heart and avoid matters of state'.

Re "An Insurrection on the Mighty Ship of Health Care" (March 8): The author describes physicians who like to avoid unpleasant matters.

The Central Intelligence Agency, hoping to avoid making matters worse while Pakistan completes a wide-ranging review of its security relationship with the United States, has not conducted a drone strike since mid-November.

Later, when faced with tough choices about how to respond, Obama opted to retaliate after the election, rather than before, to avoid making matters worse, the senior officials said.

President Obama has sent representatives to aggressively pressure Spain, England and Germany to shut down investigations that could have exposed the crimes of the Bush era, just as he has instructed the US justice department to avoid such matters.

While few would disagree with the goal, our experience of providing a web-based feedback platform for health services suggests that there will be more than a few pitfalls along the way, and that careful thought will be essential if ministers are to avoid making matters worse for care home residents and staff alike.

Samples were collected from about 20 cm below the surface water to avoid floating matters.

The recommendation (or statement of the methodological maxim) that one ought to avoid all matters geometric when providing a foundation for real analysis goes back at least to Dedekind, Stetigkeit und Irrationale Zahlen (1872).