The literary and biblical allusions cannot be avoided.

There are a lot of problems we can't avoid.

Unintended consequences cannot always be prevented.

This represents a tragedy that is as avoidable as it is immense.

Weaponization of outer space is not, in our view, a foregone and unavoidable conclusion.

Their seaborne trade unavoidably depends on transit through other countries.

It might even force Israel to make decisions that until now it found easier to avoid.

Doctors have made many errors that they could have avoided had these principles been applied.

Vaccination constituted the most effective means of combating preventable illnesses and producing a more healthy generation and environment.

Israel s tragedy lies in its obsession with taking (or avoiding) decisions only on the basis of worst case scenarios.

It should be emulated by other developing countries, not shunned because of a preventable disaster.

Monetary policy alone cannot resolve the consequences of inaction by regulators and supervisors amid the credit excesses of the last few years.

All risks can never be fully avoided or mitigated simply because of financial and practical limitations.

But for Yogesh Viswanathan, not standing up while the national anthem is being played is indeed a mark of disrespect that can be avoided

As a result of planned responses to sustainable development, many Parties achieved substantial emission reductions or avoidance.

Hollande s program, meanwhile, implies that pain can be avoided altogether by loosening European constraints.

Since the Tiananmen killings, which he had tried to avert through compromise, he had been under house arrest.

This program makes use of a wide range of services aimed at educating the population on a number of pathological situations, and at avoiding them.

The group suggested that conflicts of interests affecting members of the board should, if they are not avoidable, at least be disclosed.

In any event, intentional use of forearms may only be made when strictly unavoidable to protect life.

If war is innate to human nature, as is presupposed and predetermined by many psychological theories, then there is little hope of ever escaping it.

Texas ranks close to last in access to healthcare, quality of care, avoidable hospital spending, and equity among various groups.

Or you can oppose controls because you think that they can be easily evaded and are therefore doomed to remain ineffective.

Both cases raise issues that neither Iran nor the US wants to see repeated but that both will have difficulty avoiding.

Kindleberger s point is that avoiding a crisis and when failing to avoid one, successfully exiting from it requires leadership.

Unfortunately, it is much more likely that, at least ahead of Germany s autumn 2013 elections, key decisions will be postponed or avoided.

Soviet fighters were usually superior in firepower, speed and agility, and were to be avoided unless the enemy was in a disadvantageous position.

Terrible as that is, it is fewer than the number of children who, according to the United Nations Children s Fund, UNICEF, die every 10 days from avoidable, poverty related causes.

It is that we can't always know. When we know of an impending disaster, and how to solve it at a cost less than the cost of the disaster itself, then there's not going to be much argument, really.

But those responsible for a global product on the scale of football surely must act boldly to minimize the most egregious and avoidable errors, and thereby preserve the game s integrity.

The benefits are the avoided damages, including both market damages and non market damages that account for health and ecological impacts.

Of those who die from avoidable, poverty related causes, nearly ten million, according to UNICEF, are children under five.

The growing presence of non commercial investors has provided important liquidity to the market, as speculators assume risks related to commodity prices that hedgers wish to avoid.

Bird disagreed with Snow's proposed treatment, but his arguments clearly show him to be on the radical side of the debate, and he completely avoided whole body arguments.

Likewise, it is negligent to focus on inefficiently cutting CO2 now because of costs in the distant future that in reality will not be avoided.

The current preference for inaction, while perhaps understandable, threatens to lead to precisely the outcomes that its advocates want to avoid.

Maria's reign saw a revolutionary insurrection on 16 May 1846, but this was crushed by royalist troops on 22 February 1847, and Portugal otherwise avoided the European upheavals of 1848.

While the war in Iraq has been based on wishful thinking, the war in Afghanistan was necessary and unavoidable because it was there that the terrorist threat of September 11, 2001, originated.

But what is the alternative, other than accelerating chaos, mushrooming security risks, and serial humanitarian disasters? For the West and for Europe first and foremost this dilemma cannot be avoided.

Heart and blood vessel diseases still kill more people not only in this country, but also worldwide than everything else combined, and yet it's completely preventable for almost everybody.

To be eligible for accreditation under the Greenhouse Friendly programme, abatement projects must generate permanent, verifiable greenhouse gas emission reductions, avoidances or sequestration.

From real life experience, costs are down, not up, reflecting some 400 million dollars of avoided costs in pursuit of zero waste the first face of Mount Sustainability.

This is what makes today s beggar thy neighbor policies so destructive though some countries will eventually have to absorb the surpluses and capital, each country is trying to avoid them.

But the consequences of any default would, ironically, actually increase the size of government relative to the US economy the very outcome that Republican intransigents claim to be trying to avoid.

Its failure to do so not only inflicts avoidable pain and suffering on the unemployed, but also threatens to inflict long term costs on American society.