Sentence examples for which has averted from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ban's remarks, in a speech at a United Nations conference, came as diplomatic energy was intensifying over a Russian proposal to secure Syria's chemical munitions, which has averted, for the time being, an American military strike threatened by President Obama, who said in a speech on Tuesday night that he would give diplomacy more time.

Fortunately, here in the U.S., we have the Endangered Species Act, which has averted extinction for 99.9percentt of the plants and animals that it protects.

NEW DELHI, 9 NOVEMBER 2009 – In an article published today, UNICEF reiterated the vital importance of administering a second dose of measles vaccine, which together with improved routine immunization has averted 3.4 million deaths between 2000 and 2007 in countries with previously high measles burden.

Mr Geithner suggested that he had supported using a loan from the Fed to back a mooted rescue of Lehman Brothers by Barclays, which might have averted Lehman's collapse, but too many regulatory issues cropped up.

'Proof of negligence in the air, so to speak, will not do' [citing authorities]" (99) and "back of [any given] act must be sought and found a duty to the individual complaining, the observance of which would have averted or avoided the injury" (pp. 99, 100).

Senate Democrats have been trying for six months to convene a conference committee with House Republicans on the budget resolution for the fiscal year that began Oct. 1, which could have averted the fight they're having now.

Also, unlike many multiauthored texts, which typically suffer from duplication, frequent omissions, and widely varying writing styles, the book's careful editing has averted these common pitfalls.

"Every single government has averted its eyes".

Its restraint has averted civil war.

B: Well, Europe has averted several disasters.

In December, the central bank's governing council said it would begin scaling back its huge lending program to euro-zone banks, which has helped avert a collapse in credit to businesses.