Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• There have been practical problems with arrangements for those taking up exchange study places that have been organised on an individual basis, problems that we have managed to avoid with the focused student exchange programmes.
• European citizens have a right to safety, and a professional independent audit of nuclear facilities can alert us to any deficiencies and risks which we might avoid with careful operation.
• You do know that whatever you're trying to avoid with the eye rolls and the grump
• The suffering which you've managed to avoid with your science, is immeasurable.
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• That is what I was trying to avoid with us.
• This would create new subsidiarity scenarios, which was actually what we were trying to avoid with the Regulation; in other words, we do not want any distortions of competition.

• There is also something else we must avoid in the future.
• whereas in order to avoid in such cases leaving the Community market without defence against disturbances which could result from this, it is appropriate to provide for all necessary measures to be taken rapidly;
• They teach us lessons about what to avoid in the future.
• In order to avoid in such cases leaving the Community market without defence against disturbances which could result from this, it is appropriate to provide for all necessary measures to be taken rapidly.
• The Council expects immediate action from Turkey on the matter of freedom of expression in particular, in order to avoid in future the kind of legal action that has been brought against people who have expressed non
• And finally, the promotion of substitute products, so as to avoid in particular the spread of AIDS.
• Is this distrust for you a reason to avoid in future situations comparable with 7 March 2005? 4.
• Encourages the Centre to avoid in future the use of electronic calculation sheets in order to guarantee the integrity of the data recorded, as recommended by the Court of Auditors; welcomes the Centre's introduction of a new, more effective inventory system;