Examples of using Could avoid in English and their translations into Finnish
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This could avoid annihilation.
Conveniently, that meant they could avoid the heir-finding fee.
He could avoid all the fuss and just walk around the effing thing!
I gave them to him so that he could avoid eye contact with spirits.
Could avoid the odd slip-up. But no amount of carefully crafted action.
His dream was that the world could avoid great wars in the future.
This could avoid duplication of work and encourage the sharing of experiences and ideas.
But no amount of carefully crafted action could avoid the odd slip-up.
Doing this could avoid adding to the existing five-year delay.
For several years we were constantly in coordination and could avoid friction with the Russians.
One-stop-shops could avoid duplications, overlaps or competition between the various instruments.
In Spain last week,Mr Zapatero chose the austerity programme so that he could avoid the electorally riskier labour-market reform.
Adaptation measures could avoid such damages at only a small fraction of their expected costs.
They say,"We can't guarantee our public support for a pillow biter but an extension of benefits could avoid problems. in the next game, What happened?
Prevention is the only policy that could avoid similar developments occurring in neighbouring countries.
In the next game, What happened? They say,"We can't guarantee our public support for a pillow biter but… an extension of benefits could avoid problems.
First, an EU-level target could avoid setting national targets.
Consequently, one could avoid the lengthy and costly annulment of a judgment and its referral back to the court of first instance for a new procedure due to errors in the establishment of the facts.
Eurycooma Longifolia-- This natural component could avoid loss of muscle tissue along with help shed fat.
The Council and the Commission note that urgent and unforeseen decisions might occur during the electoral period:a delegation of competences from the plenary to the committee on budgets could avoid unnecessary delays.
Foreseeing an early input could avoid inefficiencies caused by a late involvement- as occurred in the case of CRD IV/CRR.
For instance, should all single/double glazing in the EU be replaced by low-emissivity double/triple glazing, this could avoid annual emissions of 97 million tonnes of CO2.
However, the Commission thinks that the Council could avoid this potential problem by introducing strict conditions upon which the granting of aid would depend, such as a requirement for processing of the individual producer's entire production.
On product placement, clear andprecise information to the public on the placement of an advertiser's products in a programme could avoid qualification as surreptitious advertising.
The use of these tests at Community level could avoid the mass slaughtering of healthy animals and enable to reduce the minimum waiting period(12 months) before re-entering trade flows currently provided for by international legislation.
Issuers who, according to Directive 2004/109/EC, have to choose their home Member State butwho have not done so could avoid being supervised by any competent authority in the Union.
The Commission is of the opinion that such a sound practice could avoid serious accidents and limit their consequences, as the lack of transfer of information about facilities that may have been in existence for tens of years is an important factor in their mismanagement.
Therefore, explanations provided by users on the EC CHM could avoid creating unrealistic expectations which in turn could hinder access.
Clearly any such EU scheme, which could avoid segmentation of the internal market as well as facilitating intra-Community trade, would need to demonstrate that it can add value both to existing private schemes and to the organic regulation12 without harming them.
For example, companies knowing early the winner of an R& D race could avoid duplicating costly efforts and wasting resources that cannot be recovered76.