Examples of using This would avoid in English and their translations into Portuguese
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This would avoid a lot of misery and red tape.
One of several important aspects to me was that this would avoid the situation where colleagues would investigate colleagues.
A better option would be to accommodate refugees near their home countries in a cultural environment thatis as familiar to them as possible, for example in Egypt and Tunisia, as this would avoid integration problems in Europe.
This would avoid unnecessary costs associated with landfill.
Commenting on these ideas, the European Central Bank(ECB)proposed to limit the issuance of electronic money to credit institutions as this would avoid changing the existing institutional setting for monetary policy and banking business.
This would avoid reducing treatments to the continued use of medication.
Against this background, and in line with the 1994 recommendation of the EMI,the most straightforward solution would be to limit the issuance of electronic money to credit institutions, as this would avoid changing the existing institutional setting for monetary policy and banking business.
This would avoid the decline in employment income and future situations of poverty.
I have put forward three amendments myself: two involve minor corrections and the third is to restate the European Parliament's position,calling for the EU Code of Conduct on Arms Exports to become legally binding. This would avoid the current paragraph 62 repeating the call contained in paragraph 66.
This would avoid the tendency to perpetuate temporary arrangements beyond their period of usefulness.
In order to ensure the safe and coherent functioning of the internal aviation market,it is desirable that the Community be responsible for negotiating intra-Community traffic rights with third countries. This would avoid possible inconsistencies between the internal market and individual negotiations by Member States.
This would avoid many of the difficulties encountered with other trade agreements because we were not consulted.
Based on the debate of the Committee, we amend the original proposal tabled by the Committee in respect of one issue, namely that apart from the minimum standard we would also like to set themaximum rate at 25%, which would be the highest rate currently used in Member States; this would avoid any of the Member States having to resort to legislation amendments or budget course corrections in the very short term.
This would avoid doing an unnecessary laparotomy in patients where the suspicion is there, but who remain hemodynamically stable.
This would avoid all Member States having to supply their consulates with the equipment necessary to collect biometric data.
This would avoid the inevitable confusion of having two different texts, which could lead to conflicts and division among the French readership.
This would avoid the necessity of teaching discriminations that are inconsistent with verbal relations that are exhibited by our verbal community.
Theoretically this would avoid a surgical repair, but the possible cholangitis or pancreatitis due to stent degradation are yet to be established.
This would avoid the costly and difficult process or storing electricity obtained from solar of wind energy, traditionally done with the use of batteries.
This would avoid further widening the gap between these areas and the more dynamic ones in which research activities have traditionally been concentrated.
This would avoid duplication of effort and place the emphasis on a political approach rather than an official one, which is generally more effective.
This would avoid the application of the"provisional twelfths" scheme which would have major consequences to the implementation of key policies and programmes.
This would avoid duplication of work while ensuring long-term consistency in the promotion of the EU's strategic interests and fundamental values abroad.
This would avoid the possibility of extradition being refused where the criminal offence was not defined in the same way in the State requesting the extradition and in the requested State.
This would avoid a legal gap forming after the current regulations expire, but it would also contribute considerably to keeping Community policy up to date.
This would avoid lengthy discussions as to who should identify priority therapeutic fields requiring further information on paediatric use, the assessment of priority needs and the specific studies to be conducted, particularly in view of the considerable differences in current medical practice in Member States.
This would avoid the misunderstandings- some genuine and some, I am afraid, wilfully encouraged- that can grow in the minds of some that this is a sort of extreme cantonist round in which we are trying to extract ounces of flesh from our negotiating partners who are not in a position to pay into this round.
In such cases, stem cells would avoid this nuisance.
This measure would avoid possible legal action in the future.