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We want to avoid.
This is what we want to avoid.
We want to avoid a post-op ileus.
In an exam, we want to avoid failing.
We want to avoid cartels and monopolies.
Those are the sort of coincidences we want to avoid.
In sport, we want to avoid losing.
This is the sort of thing that we want to avoid.
Grey? We want to avoid retractors on the sagittal sinus?
Those are the sort of coincidences we want to avoid.
We want to avoid downtime at all costs,” he comments.
The reason is that we want to avoid further ambiguity.
We want to avoid the problems of bureaucratic capture.
You all know our stand on this, that we want to avoid unions.
What we want to avoid is a system where peers are assessing peers.
The EGF must be more flexible if we want to avoid drowning in uncertainty.
If we want to avoid war, we need to give ourselves this capability.
Military force would only lead to further bloodshed and we want to avoid that.
At the same time, we want to avoid inappropriate and intrusive advertising.
So we need to convince the Americans if we want to avoid disastrous results.
We want to avoid the costs of unnecessary trips for our service technicians.
In that event, what we would be discussing now is not whether we want thenumber one position or the number three position, but whether we want to avoid the last position.
That is the situation we want to avoid, for it would run counter to the internal market.
Pretty much all serious scientists agree that we need to reduce the amount of carbon in the atmosphere to three-hundred fifty parts per million if we want to avoid climate disaster.
We want to avoid duplication and prevent overlaps with other agencies.
They know we are going to have to change our lifestyle though if we want to avoid the after effects of continuing to live the way we do now.
We want to avoid linking this definition to any particular technical possibility.
The reasons for the intervention, to defeat the madness of a dictator who has come up with a barbarous and inhuman plan, are justifiable, but if the bombs do not resolve the matter, I feel that- unless Mr Dupuis is suggesting sending in ground forces,which up to now has been ruled out- political logic calls for negotiations, since we want to avoid the option of a war which is won or lost.
It is clear we want to avoid mass tourism, so we need to decide where the limit lies.
We want to avoid work-related accidents and also strive to prevent occupational injuries.