It is mistakenly assumed to be highly contagious, and therefore sufferers are to be avoided at all costs.

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.

Although the crisis has imposed devastating costs nationally and internationally, the mistakes that led to the Great Depression seem to have been avoided.

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.

Securitization avoided such costs and placed the new product advantageously with the complicity of rating agencies, which stood to profit from investors inexperience and lack of information.

But catastrophe was avoided.

Mayuko avoided doing hard work.

How can duplication be avoided?

People also believe that tax increases cannot realistically be purely temporary expedients in an economic crisis, and that they must be regarded as an opening wedge that should be avoided at all costs.

Thus, it is clear how the losses incurred by the ECB s de facto regional fiscal policy are to be avoided the write off costs will be transferred from the ECB to the ESM.

The Stern Review Report on the Economics of Climate Change amounts to a call to action it argues that huge future costs of global warming can be avoided by incurring relatively modest cost today.

protectionism is avoided and markets stay open

Any duplication of documentation should be avoided.

The literary and biblical allusions cannot be avoided.

This stance conveniently avoided rows with oil dictators.

Although the worst was avoided, much pain remains.

But it will be avoided by the wretched ,

But it will be avoided by the wretched ,

Time will be saved and possible delays avoided

Having reached the epiphany that financial restructuring must be avoided at all costs, the governments of the world have in turn cast a huge safety net over banks (and whole countries in Eastern Europe), woven from taxpayer dollars.

Treatment can be problematic barbiturates especially must be avoided.

Advice on weekly consumption is avoided in United Kingdom.

In this context, double standard policies should be avoided.

On the political front, a power vacuum must be avoided.

But it will be avoided by those most unfortunate ones ,

But it will be avoided by those most unfortunate ones ,

(c) Drastic wording and far reaching statements should be avoided

He hoped that, in future, such clashes would be avoided.

The feared implosion of Wall Street seems to have been avoided.

Only a strong leader, de Gaulle thought, could have avoided defeat.

The world has avoided the Argentinization of the international financial system.

Moreover, Poland avoided extreme booms and the deep recessions that follow.

First, duplication can often be avoided through cooperation between existing mechanisms.

That is why a public debate that considers only two extreme scenarios imposed integration or absolute national sovereignty is misleading and dangerous. It drives participants into opposite corners, setting them up for conflict an outcome that should be avoided at all costs.

Yet, the damage avoided would likely amount to only 700 per inhabitant.

For the most part, the two men have avoided head on confrontation.

The strategy worked Argentina has avoided making any payments to its creditors.

Using prefix notation, the usage of parentheses in expressions can be avoided.

Desertification can also be avoided by reducing the stress on dryland ecosystems.

That pitfall was avoided despite a difficult and at times disappointing discussion.

A humanitarian crisis could be avoided if the international community acted decisively.

Such violation, however, could have been avoided by applications for partial exemption.

LONDON American exceptionalism, when it runs rampant, is a tsunami to be avoided.

In 23 years of leadership, he has avoided risky domestic and foreign policies.

The total cost would be 50 times that of the avoided climate damage.