Examples of using To try to avoid in English and their translations into Slovak
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I would like to try to avoid that this time.
Esther has a list on which hehas a total of 50 worst nightmares to try to avoid.
I'm going to try to avoid spoilers though.
When she feels tired she rests to try to avoid flare-ups.
We need to try to avoid higher tariffs,” said Altmaier.
We consider some of those most common stones in the way of families and how to try to avoid them.
The main thing to try to avoid the bared cheekbones.
And though some still maintain that diseases are sent by God,they do not argue that it is therefore impious to try to avoid them.
The main thing is to try to avoid places where parasites accumulate, and remember about protection methods.
Yale Orthopedic surgeons have been recommending Glucosamine and collagen supplements to try to avoid invasive surgery whenever possible.
It is also necessary to try to avoid stressful conditions, to  devote time to  healthy rest and gymnastics.
Together, they help educate the world about the fact thatmore than 160,000 children stay home from school every single day to try to avoid bullying.
In its implementation it is important to try to avoid the mixing of styles because eastern motifs is not typical.
We must also ask ourselves, what benefits are we foreverforfeiting when we interfere via vaccination in an attempt to try to avoid contracting infections naturally?
Throughout the year, stars advise Taurus to try to avoid risk, limit flights, and visit water bodies as rarely as possible.
If symptoms are unbearable, it's best to try to avoid the food altogether(or be prepared to  deal with the consequences).
Today it is not so common that situations like this occur around them, and if they do happen,many families hide them to try to avoid suffering the children.
If it concerns children, then it is just necessary to try to avoid fatigue and not to  affect their emotions in the second half of the day.
It was one of the first times in my life that I looked at myself objectively andmade a conscious decision to try to avoid becoming a certain type of person.
It is also normal to try to avoid those situations that you relate to  your pet, such as the park where you walked your dog or the track where you rode your horse.
The experience with long-lasting combination of stagnation and deflation in Japan shows thatprobably the most effective and available instrument against deflation is to try to avoid it by all available means.
In such circumstances there will be temptations for unscrupulous operators to try to avoid channelling the mercury to  proper disposal routes, and to  divert it towards illegal landfills.
Is of the opinion that steps need to  be taken in order to  ensure that the post-2020 EU fisheries fund is implemented in a swifter, more flexible and less bureaucratic manner, without the delays that continue to  plague the 2014-2020 EMFF, in orderto try to avoid a repetition of the current situation;
The EESC calls on the Commission to try to avoid complicated call guidance and give a chance to  projects with high potential prepared by companies themselves, not by professional application writers.
Avoidance coping, also known as avoidant coping, avoidance behaviors, and escape coping,is a maladaptive form of coping that involves changing our behavior to try to avoid thinking or feeling things that are uncomfortable.
Even without considering the regulatory aspect,it would seem obvious to try to avoid noise risk as with any other health risk, especially since noise-induced deafness is one of the most widespread occupational illnesses in Europe.
For that reason the Commission proposal fixes the threshold for compensation for delays at 5 hours-to  strongly incentivise airlines to try to avoid paying compensation,to  make every effort to  run flights and fix technical problems.
The position that the Commission has previously taken is to try to avoid opening up a very complicated and politically sensitive directive and instead to  see to  it that the Member States that have problems meeting the requirements of the directive change their own national laws.
The exclusion of software and data from the scope of the ConsumerSales Directive may prompt professionals to try to avoid responsibility for possible damages/non conformity of such products through conditions in End User Licences Agreements(EULA), preventing consumers from making use of remedies for non-conformity and invoking damages14.