Examples of using Are to avoid in English and their translations into Russian
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You are to avoid Dominion ships at all costs.
This is an investment that is needed if we are to avoid new tragedies.
The objectives of these proposals are to avoid an arms race in the region and the attainment of conventional stability.
More than three-quarters of the known reserves of oil, coal andgas must remain in the ground if we are to avoid catastrophic climate disruption.
We are obliged to do it if are to avoid such and other larger exhibitions.
People also translate
The instability anduncertainty by which so many societies around the world are afflicted must be attended to if we are to avoid failure.
As the British historian Karen Armstrong has stated, if we are to avoid catastrophe, the Muslim and Western worlds must learn not merely to tolerate but to appreciate one another.
Changes should be made where it is most urgent andother forests should be left as they are to avoid extreme changes.
However, important measures to prevent respiratory illness are to avoid close contact with anyone who shows symptoms of illness(coughing and sneezing) and to maintain good hand hygiene.
On Somalia, we strongly believe that the continued presence of United Nations peace-keeping personnel is critical in the pursuit of peace andsecurity in the country if we are to avoid the deterioration of a situation that is already unacceptable.
If we are to avoid catastrophe, current world conditions leave no doubt that a major change is required in the way that human beings relate to the three pillars of sustainable development: environmental, social and economic.
What it does mean, however,is that banks have to think very carefully about the objec tives of their mobile activities if they are to avoid the app trap- downloaded, used once, then buried among a pile of other apps and forgotten.
This question must be answered if we are to avoid the death, in the vortex of capital and market growth, of humankind's ethical and moral values, which have been the pillars that prevent the crumbling of what we all call civilization.
I appreciate how difficult it is to be focused, given the several competing issues around the world, butfocused we must be if we are to avoid the current flip-flopping from one crisis to another like chickens with their heads cut off.
And if we are to avoid suicide, we must definitively support the conclusion of treaties that will completely ban atomic weapons, their technological monopoly and peaceful and simulated explosions and declare a total moratorium on testing until the practice is completely banned.
Whether these measures are sufficient orneed to be reinforced is a matter that needs to be kept under constant review if we are to avoid the erosion of the delicate balance between rights and duties of States that have been carefully woven together in the Convention.
Experience has shown that the end of an era, or victory in a confrontation, does not mean the end of crises or confrontations in the world, andthat continuous international vigilance and permanent joint action are indispensable if we are to avoid inertia and prevent the recurrence of such crises.
The objectives in this area are to avoid the risk of the Overseas Territories becoming channels for“money-laundering” and to ensure that their financial sectors- which, in the case of many of them, now constitute an important element in their economies- are properly regulated.
While I understand that the direct links between this and other diseases and armed conflict may appear tenuous to some,I emphatically include this issue in the major sources of tension that must be managed if conflict-prone countries are to avoid the worst-case scenario.
In equal measure, if we are to avoid the onset of future crises of similar proportions and promote development, we must be earnest in designing and implementing a post-crisis multilateral architecture that is informed by yesterday's lessons, responsive to today's realities and relevant to tomorrow's challenges.
We believe, however,that if those efforts are to bear fruit and if we are to avoid the pitfalls of past initiatives, there must be full implementation and fulfilment of all commitments made by the international community during the Millennium Summit, the International Conference on Financing for Development and the World Summit on Sustainable Development.
Japan's aim was to avoid its responsibility for past crimes.
Its goal is to avoid duplication and to ensure a comprehensive humanitarian response without gaps.
Our hope is to avoid a further escalation of war in our country.
Japan's aim was to avoid its responsibility for past crimes.
The goal is to avoid embarrassment now?
The aim of this proposal is to avoid misinterpretations and misunderstandings.
Our goal is to avoid a jury.
I think the goal of the evening should be to avoid head injuries.
The important thing for me now is to avoid any more injuries.