Sentence examples for to avoid race from inspiring English sources
In order to avoid race conditions, shared data that may be mutated and accessed by multiple threads must be protected against concurrent access.
Rev. Wright is roaming the country with the press corps in tow, happily promoting the one issue Mr. Obama had tried to avoid: race.
The most revealing observation is that Sowande tended to hand high-profile cases over to his juniors to avoid race becoming an issue in court.
Employers are only now beginning to consider printing job application forms that do not require a photograph, or on which the name of the applicant can be disguised to avoid race bias.
His preface states that having written about black-white divides in his last book, "A Country of Strangers," he has decided here to avoid race and instead concentrate on "the dynamics of poverty that are broadly shared across racial lines".
It will be easier to revoke the citizenship of naturalised Canadians – a measure aimed at war criminals, but which has prompted the resignation of Ms Caplan's Hungarian-born parliamentary secretary.The Liberals will want to avoid race becoming an election issue, and a citizenship bill could help them.
That means Henderson will find it very difficult next season to avoid racing him against his other top-class chaser at the distance, Sprinter Sacre, who runs today.
Still, it is an outcome that many of Detroit's political leaders have fought for years to avoid, racing in recent months to cut costs and collect more revenue as proof that the city can solve its own problems.
Captain Steve's pronounced dislike of the track at Santa Anita, combined with his trainer's desire to avoid racing him against the 2000 Horse of the Year, Tiznow, turned into a distinguished trip to Gulfstream Park for him today.
"For a major world sport taking place in a number of countries, it is absolutely essential that the ban takes place everywhere," he said, or financial pressures will force teams to avoid racing countries where the ban exists.
Another way to avoid race-to-the-bottom wages is to regulate, as Honduras has successfully done, so that at least 85% of the total wages are given to local workers.
