Examples of using We will avoid in English and their translations into Czech
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Maybe not, but we will avoid a scandal.
We will avoid the strangers.
In the vain hope that we will avoid scandalous gossip.
We will avoid the currents and sail out to sea.
When we combine, we will avoid duplicating our efforts.
We will avoid a long process if you reach an agreement.
If we subject well to the nets, we will avoid crashing in the fall.
But we will avoid the Roman scouts.
And good luck to us all(!) In the vain hope that we will avoid scandalous gossip.
This way we will avoid an investigation.
Niko's boys will show up to an empty Forum, and we will avoid a bloodbath.
Yeah, we will avoid it at all cost.
But anything could happen.Of course we will avoid dangerous waters.
Next time, we will avoid a mutiny before it happens.
Next time, we will avoid a mutiny before it happens.
If we manage to correctly use such revenues from auctions andonly as an environmental instrument, we will avoid penalties under an international agreement.
So we will avoid populated areas. Stick to the open road.
Congratulate him, shake his hand andgo.- Nothing. Then we will avoid him, we will meet the new department head,- What?
We will avoid making comments by saying that Dok Go is on an overseas photo shoot.
If this policy is acceptable to the European Union, we will avoid any stumbling when bilateral agreements are concluded, bypassing their neighbours in the European Union.
We will avoid their colonies, space stations, tourist attractions-- if they have any.
If we survey them precisely we will avoid any modifications and corrections and hence delays in the implementation of the project.
We will avoid the situation where those waiting for interpretation through a relay are voting on one issue while those who vote without relay are voting on the next item.
When this directive is applied,at least we will avoid many cases where companies are forced out of business due to debt caused by other public or private operators.
This way we will avoid significant losses and force the city to surrender.
I think we will avoid bloodshed if we trade.
In this way, we will avoid duplication of research costs by individual Member States, and we will be sure that citizens' health is protected equally in each Member State.
Hopefully, we will avoid situations similar to those in England, where following negative experience the above described concept locally known as‘corporate directors' has been almost fully abandoned.