Find out what the reason is, and maybe you can obviate the behavior by suggesting a way to address the underlying problem later.
But to Janzen the warming doesn't obviate the A.C.G. "If you had the only Rembrandt in the world," he said, "and somebody came and slashed it with a knife — would you throw it away?" My visit coincided with the news of a breakthrough in technology for making ethanol from cellulose.
The utopian -- or at least longer-term -- solution is to improve public education enough to obviate your question, but if you're committed to private school, then your volunteer work does not discredit you.
Such sourcing, however, doesn't obviate the need for a critical analysis of what you're serving.
Dr. Lawrence Scahill, a child psychiatry professor at Yale and a principal investigator on the risperidone study, said, "If you can reduce these very challenging behaviors when they occur in a 7- or 8-year-old child, you can bring to bear behavioral and educational treatments that can obviate their use later".
(Remember: Think straight!) Learning to touch-type will obviate the need to look at your keyboard and enable you to look at the screen and the documents on your document holder.
In order to obviate that, because money is fungible and budget-cutting is suddenly in vogue, you would think that government agencies would be aggressively trimming noncritical, nonlife-threatening expenditures and diverting scarce resources to genuinely pressing needs.
If couples can get down and dirty together, it may obviate the need for "extracurricular activities," and I don't mean the kind you can put on your resume.
On the one hand, you have this investment relationship between Uber and self-driving car maker Google that could ultimately obviate the need for car ownership in dense, urban environments.
