Примеры использования We should avoid на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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And one we should avoid.
We should avoid labels and groups.
Or-or is that a word we should avoid?
We should avoid creating a NaiveDateTime struct directly.
They sound like people we should avoid.
We should avoid a famous saying:"Did he hurt you?
Given the complexity of this problem, we should avoid politicizing it.
We should avoid selective approaches in that regard.
But… Since Hank is my boss,maybe your relationship is a topic that we should avoid.
We should avoid lumping States into adversarial groups.
If we do not have a clear call from God to work in these fields we should avoid them.
However, we should avoid the attraction of oversimplified correlations.
While acknowledging the multifaceted nature of such threats, we should avoid the temptation of addressing only one facet.
Secondly, we should avoid duplicating mandates and activities of organs.
Placing carbohydrates in different groups we will have a better idea of which ones we should avoid, and what we should consume daily to be healthy and lose weight.
We should avoid any process that might prejudge our future work.
Nevertheless, when we deal with this important anddelicate issue, we should avoid confrontation between regions and different groups and try not to resort to useless polemics.
We should avoid spurious justifications for deliberate killing.
When speaking about women, we should avoid the use of sexist expressions, the making sexist assessments or comparisons.
We should avoid finding yet another excuse for us to get stuck in the current stalemate.
It is my delegation's view that we should avoid the polemical debate which we entered into at the start of last year's session.
We should avoid politicizing the Court, as this would undermine its impartiality and credibility.
As far as possible, we should avoid multiple surgeries which could lead to a reduction in fertility.
We should avoid further complicating what is, intrinsically, already an extremely complex issue.
And in doing so, we should avoid one more challenge, that is, why we should not address an issue.
We should avoid duplication and, worse, the development of conflicting and contradictory regimes.
We should avoid finger-pointing and levelling accusations simply to obtain political gain.
We should avoid alienating and marginalizing some countries at the expense of serving the narrow agendas of others.
We should avoid linkages with other issues which will only serve to delay and complicate the launching of negotiations.
We should avoid loosely defined, broad topics, as this would entail a risk of duplicating the discussions in other forums.