Sentence examples for would avoid violating from inspiring English sources

"The new Mega will not be threatened by U.S. prosecutors," Mr. Dotcom said in an interview, adding that he was confident Mega would avoid violating U.S. law.

Experts said North Korea appeared to have launched the second missile on an unusually high trajectory so that it would avoid violating Japanese air space.

But now, based on the draft decision papers made public Tuesday, it seems clear that they succeeded in persuading the Commission to approve a fund that would raise private donations for Gessler's use but that would be tightly structured to avoid violating the state's anti-corruption laws banning gifts to public office-holders.

It was our hope that President Trump would take the necessary steps to avoid violating the Constitution before he took office," Bookbinder said in a statement.

YouTubers The Huffington Post reached out to would not comment on the earnings estimates to avoid violating YouTube's terms and conditions; but Jenna Arnold, support services manager for Social Blade, was able to offer some background.

But to avoid violating American labor laws, the plant would first have to be formally unionized, the company said.

Many universities would have to turn down such contracts either because of the cost of additional security or to avoid violating their own nondiscrimination policies, Smith says.

The column also addresses critics' charges that airlines are canceling flights to avoid violating the rule.

She, too, was mainly dressed in black and gray, to avoid violating prison rules.

"This week, several doctors and clinics canceled their second-trimester abortions to avoid violating the new law".

Medical practitioners naturally avoid violating patient autonomy and privacy.