You would have thought we were trying to avert a nuclear catastrophe, not trying to find a system of press regulation".
I mean, this is essentially a war we're trying to avert.
American officials are trying to avert that and have pressed the United Nations to send in peacekeepers.
Conscious of the speed at which habitat is being lost, zoos are trying to avert dangers in advance.
And an apology can be especially tricky territory for the wealthy and famous who are trying to avert lawsuits or ruined careers.
PAGE A3 Voting Rights in Florida Officials in three Florida counties -- Miami-Dade, Osceola and Orange -- are trying to avert Justice Department lawsuits that charge voting rights violations.
Most of the clients at Ms. Suganami's new practice in Fukushima city are also nuclear refugees who have lost their jobs and homes and are trying to avert bankruptcy.
If some of Labour's city leaders are trying to avert their eyes from the party's national problems, Forbes has no choice but to look at them closely.
One part of that compromise called for a series of automatic cuts to begin next year with the goal of reducing the deficit by $1.2 trillion over a decade — cuts that some members of Congress are trying to avert on the grounds that they are too onerous.
"In a culture that rewards seniority and is consensus-driven, the bureaucracy tends to become an impediment to action," said Joseph Phillippi, president of AutoTrends Consulting in Short Hills, N.J. "As an outsider, Ghosn was able to break through all that and demand quick decisions, which is so important when you are trying to avert a total collapse".
The supposed link is that low-fat diets inexorably drive people to eat more carbohydrates, which often make them hungrier, can make it harder to burn off fat and can increase triglycerides, which increase the risk of heart disease, the very danger that low-fat diets are trying to avert.
