Examples of using Would avoid in English and their translations into Slovak
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Programming
That would avoid a lot of the.
Decent folks would avoid it.
That would avoid much suffering.
The new system would avoid that.
That would avoid the need for.
People also translate
Sleeping on the sides would avoid that.
We would avoid such horendous incidents.
A constant monitoring of her would avoid greater evils.
No, Jonas would avoid public transportation.
Let the food get digested quickly which would avoid any chances of vomiting.
Integrating these catalogues into European catalogues would avoid market fragmentation at EU level.
This would avoid risks for savers and tax payers.
I swore to myself that I would avoid the frills and pageantry.
This would avoid the process of EU rulemaking for marketing standards.
Guidelines might be sufficient and would avoid too many administrative constraints.
This would avoid"abuse" and the risk of manipulation when using nudges.
Limiting global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees Celsius would avoid economic losses of $12 trillion by 2050.
This would avoid unnecessary duplication and thus increase efficiencies.
Supposedly that would avoid electoral fraud.
This would avoid the tendency to perpetuate temporary arrangements beyond their period of usefulness.
A German republic would avoid a political split and an economic nightmare.
This would avoid the application of the"provisional twelfths" scheme which would have major consequences to the implementation of key policies and programmes.
Achieving consensus would avoid an adverse impact on the European agricultural sector.
This would avoid duplication and proliferation of information and related inefficiencies.
An improved product design would avoid waste and provide consumers with more efficient, more reliable and longer-lasting products.
This would avoid distorting competition in favour of the less environmentally friendly mode of transport.
Such a resolution would avoid disruption to automakers and other manufacturers that source parts from multiple countries.
This approach would avoid the vexing diplomatic, environmental and security problems posed by disposing of the materials on any country's soil.
Option 3 scores highest, since guidelines would avoid confusion as to how certain issues specific to the motor vehicle sector would be dealt with under the general rules.