Sentence examples for to avoid miscalculation from inspiring English sources

We encourage greater (Chinese) transparency regarding their defence investments and objectives to avoid miscalculation," he said.

Mr. Armitage also said there had been discussions about sharing American satellite surveillance with both sides in an effort to avoid miscalculation and war.

Among the ideas voiced in recent days were establishing monitors along the Line of Control, which divides Indian and Pakistani sections of disputed Kashmir, and sharing American intelligence data with both sides to avoid miscalculation and war.

As Pakistan's nuclear mentor and India's biggest nuclear rival, China could be doing a lot more to help: by co-sponsoring a regional security dialogue to avoid miscalculation in a crisis, by being more open about its own nuclear arsenal, by declaring a readiness to join the United States, Russia, Britain and France in cutting numbers of nuclear weapons all round.

While the elevation is lower than the threshold, the cycle slips should just be detected without repair to avoid miscalculation.

Genes with restricted, constitutive or unusual pattern of expression were quantified accordingly to their characteristics to avoid miscalculation or underestimation of signals.

"Many political observers," the San Francisco Chronicle reported days ago, say that Obama "must tack toward the political mainstream to avoid miscalculations made by President Bill Clinton, who veered left and fired up the 1994 Republican backlash".

Because we established very conservative parameters to avoid miscalculations, the actual number of recombinants was probably greater than five.

Dunford's spokesman, Captain Greg Hicks, said in a statement that both sides agreed the talks, which took place by video conference on Thursday, were a valuable way to "manage both cooperative and contentious issues, and avoid miscalculation".

I think it was important that he deliver that message to avoid any miscalculation on their part".

Madrid evidently wants to avoid a miscalculation after significantly underestimating the problems at Bankia, a giant mortgage lender that was nationalized a month ago because of the mounting number of bad loans on its books.