Sentence examples for to avoid propelling from inspiring English sources

Under a previous agreement with their lenders, MGM Mirage and Dubai World agreed to make joint construction payments to avoid propelling CityCenter into bankruptcy.

A loop was installed at Wharf for the first time in August 1952, to avoid having to propel trains to Pendre, but in the winter of 1964/65 a major upgrade of the station was carried out.

The effective coverage of employees computed by excluding casual workers would also be considerably more endogenous to the level of EPL, in contrast to the legal coverage, because recourse to casual work may be propelled by motivations to avoid complying with EPL.

Practice these four habits to avoid falling victim to that unstuck feeling and propel yourself towards your full potential.

It's worth recalling that the momentum for building a "United States of Europe" after World War II was propelled in large part by a determination to avoid further devastating violence.

Although Snake acquires various weapons (ranging from handguns to rocket propelled grenades), the emphasis is on using stealth to avoid confrontations.

By contrast, Mr. Sarkozy is under pressure at home to avoid a Greek default, which would harm French banks, and to accomplish some feat of European statesmanship to propel a re-election bid mired in scandals and economic gloom.

We have to use that to propel us forward.

"It was meant to go horizontally to propel a skateboard".

Exclusion criteria was inability to learn how to propel the wheelchair safely.

Treatment consisted of 5 modules, each of increasing complexity, to improve attention to stimuli in the left hemisphere, and 2 simulated wheelchair obstacle courses to propel a wheelchair while avoiding obstacles.