Examples of using Would avoid in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Davis would avoid that.
I would avoid HCG in all forms.
Everyone would avoid me.
I would avoid the Viennese waltz.
Didn't we say we would avoid towns?
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This would avoid misunderstandings.
Federating those catalogues into European catalogues would avoid market fragmentation at EU level.
This would avoid the process of EU rulemaking for marketing standards.
A“Benedictine style” family would avoid luxury and superficiality.
This would avoid"abuse" and the risk of manipulation when using nudges.
Guidelines might be sufficient and would avoid too many administrative constraints.
This would avoid the decline in employment income and future situations of poverty.
Such an approach would avoid the option of doors opening in different directions.
This would avoid the large fluctuations in value observed in other cryptocurrencies.
The ideal solution would avoid exposure to the sun or wear protective clothing.
I would avoid doing the DIY route in fixing a hardware related problem unless you really know what you are doing.
You might expect that grazers would avoid each other's patch, but this is a special alliance from which both partners benefit.
This would avoid the reactive behaviour that has characterised EU action over recent years when faced with various crises.
A system of that type would avoid the delays that were observed in the issue of recovery orders and the recovery of VAT.
This would avoid prejudging the content(including the criminal aspects) of any future legislation on patents.
An improved product design would avoid waste and provide consumers with more efficient, more reliable and longer-lasting products.
This would avoid farmers ploughing up their land just to prevent it from becoming permanent grassland.
Prompt action would avoid the risk of that happening and, at the same time, it would ensure greater effectiveness.
Such a measure would avoid contradictions in jurisprudence between courts in the different EU Member States called upon to settle similar cases.
This would avoid duplication, boost complementarities and speed up the delivery of assistance with overall efficiency gains.
This would avoid that a buyer could escape form the scope of this Directive by simply moving its place of establishment outside the EU.
This would avoid the high economic costs and even mistakes associated with failing to take the gender perspective into account in research.
This would avoid creating new, costly posts and structures which are likely increasingly to widen the gap between the public and European integration.
This would avoid the current situation where it is often cheaper to landfill edible food than it is to prepare and deliver food to food banks.
A European approach would avoid that Member States take divergent approaches for dealing with the problem of high prices, which would create obstacles to the Internal Market.