Sentence examples for to avoid that prospect from inspiring English sources

But we want to avoid that prospect".

Most governments in the West and Israel are trying to avoid that prospect.

But perhaps it would be best to avoid that prospect entirely by returning to the freewheeling approach that has always been among this festival's attractions.

The idea of the ETS is to avoid that prospect, by steering polluters to embrace clean technologies as aviation biofuels, for example, may turn out to be.For the EU, the stakes are also high: this is a delicate time for its climate policy.

To avoid that prospect, and with the prosecutor's consent, he willingly pleads guilty to non-capital murder while all the while claiming his innocence.

It's time for Congress to act simply and responsibly to avoid the prospect that millions of American families won't get their Social Security checks, or their veterans' benefits, or their military pay.

"It is not too late for the FSA to avoid the prospect of a strike that may well clear supermarket shelves and butchers' shops of meat in the barbecue season".

He is also likely to come under pressure to postpone next year's UK general election by 12 months in the event of a vote for Scottish independence, in order to avoid the prospect of a Labour government that would depend on Scottish MPs.

She said she also received assurances that the agency would do all it could to avoid the prospect of compulsory redundancies in the event of the closure of the Newport office.

To save God's absolute free will and at the same time to avoid the prospect of mutability in God's decision-making, Kilvington asserts that by his absolute power God can make himself not to will A, while A is what God, by his ordained power, wills in that particular instant, and this happens in eternity.

Prosecutors discussed the idea of declaring Mr. Faris an enemy combatant as well, and that may have influenced his decision to admit guilt to avoid the prospect of indefinite detention, according to a lawyer who demanded anonymity.