Sentence examples for which would avert from inspiring English sources

They could try to win final approval of the legislation using budget reconciliation, which would avert a Republican filibuster in the Senate.

It appears that House speaker John Boehner may be approaching a deal with the hard-right members of his caucus to raise the debt ceiling for about six weeks, which would avert the worst.

Republicans insisted, however, that a balanced budget could be enacted by the constitutionally mandated deadline of midnight on Monday evening, which would avert a partial shutdown of government services.

Fast-Track sets the "visionary goal" of cutting that number to 29.3 million, which would avert some 28 million infections.

The CWU added that it was hoping to agree a settlement in the next two weeks which would avert the strike.

All the better with which to govern in a state of emergency which would avert the efforts of Trump/Russia special counsel Robert Mueller and which could arise from any set of crisis circumstances Trump is exacerbating around the world.

We believe that the high incidence of TE complications could partly be averted by the use of an oral fluoropyrimidine, which would avoid the use of a CVL.

'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).

Or that it represents an American failure, which would have been averted by another decade of war, another fifty-eight thousand, another three million?

In the meantime, a purely equitable intervention would avert 3,198 infections, which represents a 20% reduction in infection outcome as compared to the purely efficient scenario.

Congressional leaders said the measure, which imposes $6 billion in new spending cuts, would avert a government shutdown while giving Republicans and Democrats until April 8 to conclude a more sweeping budget deal to finance the government through Sept. 30.