Examples of using Can help to avoid in English and their translations into Russian
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This can help to avoid clutter on a networked drives.
Quick, impulsive ideas put into sketch can help to avoid undeveloped‘lost' ideas.
They can help to avoid the outbreak of cold sore in the future.
Separate waiting rooms in court buildings can help to avoid confrontation with the perpetrator.
Zero value can help to avoid the mistakes in database system tables and reduce the size of traffic between server and client application.
Suggest simple changes in daily routines that can help to avoid unhealthy temptations.
There are products that can help to avoid the development of pathological processes in the vessel, garlic, walnuts.
Frequently only information obtained from forums can help to avoid loss in any project.
The system in place can help to avoid undue government influence on the arts.
Learning numbers, how to correctly pronounce addresses andhow to pronounce the names of basic food items are all extremely useful and can help to avoid undue frustration.
A single bug in a report can help to avoid duplication and confusion.
This can help to avoid difficulties in implementation,can increase confidence and also cut down the number of queries and challenges which are brought on very small procedural points.
Heat cable roof available for the masses and can help to avoid large repair costs in the future.
More stability andminimum heeling can help to avoid seasickness and sufficiently more space on deck and inside with makes the catamaran a good choice for large groups or as a party boat.
When rights compete or are in conflict, the adoption of a gender perspective in overall policy-making can help to avoid sacrificing the priority of the rights of women.
Thus, improving energy performance in residential buildings can help to avoid social exclusion, as an increasing number of low-income households can no longer afford the costs of heating- often the largest part of total expenditures on housing.
Moreover, a clever combination of statistical data sources and better knowledge about existing survey information can help to avoid unnecessary surveys, thereby reducing the respondents' burden.
A better understanding of the influence of IIAs on foreign investment can help to avoid unrealistic illusions and prepare the ground for more effective systemic host country policies that give IIAs their proper place in an overall strategy of attracting foreign investment.
Extend communication through the website andother active means to ensure project proposals are visible to donors to help reduce competition for similar actions. This can help to avoid duplicative projects being developed and presented for funding by other organizations and bodies.
Proactive land- andwater-management policies can help to avoid the adverse impacts of desertification.
The adoption of regional and subregional confidence-building measures which fully respect the purposes and principles of the Charter and enjoy the consent andparticipation of the parties concerned can help to avoid conflict, prevent the unintended and accidental outbreak of hostilities and contribute to regional stability and the achievement of development objectives, including the eradication of poverty and protection of the environment.
Improved coordination among donors and IFIs could help to avoid overlaps and competition.
The Working Group noted that catch allocations to individual Members or vessels in a fishery, oran area with a small catch limit, could help to avoid catch overruns.
It is clear that only common work of the whole society could help to avoid mistakes of the past, that the period of continuous, diligent work awaits us, and not a“rush campaign”.
This could help to avoid potentially costly arbitration and thereby contribute towards retaining existing investment, encouraging reinvestment and preventing investor-State disputes.
Strengthened debt-relief initiatives could help to avoid the growing impression that the future of one group of countries is mortgaged to the benefit of another's.
Consulting more fully with the larger United Nations membership could help to avoid difficulties with implementation down the line and to match ambitions and capacities more realistically.
A common overall framework could help to avoid the development of different and incompatible standards in the future.
Such an approach could help to avoid a situation where some Parties ratify some but not all of the amendments.
More international cooperation could help to avoid beggar-thy-neighbour policies and create synergies through joint industrial projects.