Sentence examples for was to avoid any from inspiring English sources

This particular reimbursement was to avoid "any doubt".

Mr. Clinton's preference was to avoid any appearance of rudeness on this trip.

One headache was to avoid any resemblance to Ali Baba and the 40 Thieves, and robbers hiding in jars".

One reason, he said, was to avoid any implication that intelligence officers and their bosses had broken the law.

When Margaret Thatcher became the next Tory prime minister in 1979, one of her central aims was to avoid any disastrous Heath-style U-turns.

Thomas tells us that once Eisenhower "extricated America from the Korean War in 1953," his mission was to "avoid any war".

That's to avoid any complications.

Our ambition is to avoid any strike action.

Until Mr. Milosevic leaves, Mr. Djukanovic said, the most important thing is to avoid any conflict.

"The strategy has always been to avoid any confrontation with Cameron".

The way colorblind socialization plays out is to avoid any conversations about skin color.