Examples of using Managed to avoid in English and their translations into Danish
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So you managed to avoid prosecution.
The European Union has managed to avoid that.
So you managed to avoid prosecution.
There are very few children in the world who managed to avoid this ailment.
We managed to avoid a rush hour time and could sample the views in peace.
Before I was born, he had already lived several lives and managed to avoid fatherhood for a lot of years.
Have we really managed to avoid duplication of effort, which was one of our aims?
History is silent about which words the head of the CRC expressed his disagreement, but he managed to avoid kisses.
And managed to avoid fatherhood for a lot of years. Before I was born, he had already lived several lives.
In 1941 he was scheduled to go to an internment camp but managed to avoid being sent.
Fourier managed to avoid this difficult confrontation by sending word that it would be dangerous for Napoleon.
So far, by making it easy for immigrants to acquite Luxembourg citizenship, we have managed to avoid the problems of racism and xenophobia.
I managed to avoid her for decades, and then she just shows up in Mystic Falls to wish my baby bro Happy Birthday, and boom.
An antelope that,thanks to its stress reaction, managed to avoid the attack of a lion, will immediately afterwards begin to calmly graze again.
There are also effective folk remedies of stretch marks during pregnancy and in all other cases,when still not managed to avoid the appearance of unsightly scars.
We also managed to avoid root canal treatment in many cases by using alternative and less radical methods of dental treatment.
Unfortunately, someone earlier, someone later, but all small children once catch a cold and get sick, despite all the efforts of moms and dads, andno one has yet managed to avoid it.
So the effect of the drug was maximum and managed to avoid the development of side effects, you need to follow all the recommendations of doctors.
Thanks to the swift andcoordinated intervention by central banks- with a relevant role here for the ECB- we have managed to avoid a severe liquidity shortage.
The second reading managed to avoid watering down the initial proposals and to prevent a disastrous and unjust outcome.
One of the connoisseurs of good manners and etiquette, John Morgan said that such realities as"snob, snobbery", immediately recognizable, because the person andthe phenomenon as a whole never managed to avoid two fatal errors.
Thatcher, like the intractable Romanian, managed to avoid friendly embraces, which she at that time, perhaps, was more afraid than all the Soviet ballistic missiles combined.
The report makes clear a very worrying fact which we have debated directly or indirectly on a number of occa sions:in the past 15 years the Community has not managed to avoid a further increase in regional disparities.
Although Laplace managed to avoid the fate of some of his colleagues during the Revolution, such as Lavoisier who was guillotined in May 1794 while Laplace was out of Paris, he did have some difficult times.
The dreaded sneezing fits, constantly runny nose,the feeling of ants crawling under my eyelids- I have managed to avoid all of these for the first time this summer, by simply applying a thin film of Haymax under each nostril.
It is also regrettable that the summit managed to avoid the subject of what will happen in the Middle East after the planned withdrawal of US forces from Iraq, which is an unpleasant topic for the United States.
When Napoleon was defeated and on his way to exile in Elba, his route should have been through Grenoble.Fourier managed to avoid this difficult confrontation by sending word that it would be dangerous for Napoleon.
It is believed that the servers also managed to avoid being harmed by the water used by the firefighters, but despite this, the company exercised the utmost care by recruiting a specialist to help restore data.
The skin on your face becomes thinner over time, there are fine lines, complexion is not as shining as we would like- andthis is only for those lucky who managed to avoid the traces of pimples, freckles, age pigment changes in the skin, burns and scars.
In 1941 he was scheduled to go to an internment camp but managed to avoid being sent. Erich Bessel-Hagen, the only colleague from Bonn who kept in touch with Hausdorff after his forced retirement, wrote in a letter to a friend in the summer of 1941 see and.