Examples of using Was to avoid in English and their translations into Arabic
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The United Nations system's strategy in this area was to avoid any actions likely to create conditions for dependency on emergency relief assistance.
One of the objectives of the consultations was to avoid duplication and overlap between its coordination and general segments.
Though one of the objectives of the review was to avoid duplication and overlap, some of the proposals of the Bureau go exactly in the opposite direction.
Local and tailored solutions were preferred and good policy advice was to avoid one-size-fits-all approaches.
The reason why he had not included them in his own report was to avoid repetition.
There was a 99.5% user effectiveness rate when the intention was to avoid pregnancy.
If he had one piece of advice for the Committee, it was to avoid politicizing the issue.
The purpose of sending States parties a list of previous issues was to avoid an additional list of issues.
I knew the only way I had a prayer of keeping that secret was to avoid Adam at all costs.
The Ministry further argued that the only obligation of Israel to the civilian population in Gaza was to avoid a humanitarian crisis, and that it was up to the authorities in Gaza to prioritize the distribution of electricity, with priority to humanitarian needs.
It was to avoid you being whipped.
Government policy was to avoid creating ethnic minority ghettos.
I thought the trick was to avoid getting into fights.
A further suggestion was to avoid reproducing such rules in detail.
Here Nick and I were thinking it was to avoid iD.
That was to avoid bullets. I did not realized he had grenades.
I hate to tell you this, guys, but it was to avoid severance.
It was to avoid such mistakes in the future that NEPAD had been created.
The rationale for such arrangements was to avoid high expenses of international staff.
The only reason I even ran for student council was to avoid spiking a volleyball.