Examples of using Help to avoid in English and their translations into Russian
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Thus, an early assessment of licences needed for a particular project may help to avoid delay in the implementation phase.
Such an approach could help to avoid a situation where some Parties ratify some but not all of the amendments.
water-management policies can help to avoid the adverse impacts of desertification.
could help to avoid catch overruns.
may help to avoid unnecessary delay in the implementation of the project.
how to pronounce the names of basic food items are all extremely useful and can help to avoid undue frustration.
may help to avoid unnecessary delay in the implementation of the project.
Believes that the capacity for partnership could help to avoid duplication or competition of efforts among multilateral institutions.
Such precautions help to avoid trouble on the road,
French or German, should facilitate inspections and help to avoid unnecessary delays
Underlining that the full deployment of the Mission will help to avoid a security vacuum and help to create
The most simple security measures in most cases help to avoid trouble and keep your finances.
solving the existing problems, but also help to avoid possible risks in the future.
National networks of grain warehouses help to avoid postharvest losses,
Levelling the machine correctly will provide it with stability, help to avoid vibrations and excessive noise and prevent it from shifting while it is operating.
Sacks with salt not only help to avoid scoliosis and develop coordination, but also to withstand the distance from the eye to the notebook.
may help to avoid or ameliorate depression
It should in particular help to avoid the mushrooming of similar facilities located close to each other on the Ukrainian shores,
other public transport infrastructure investments help to avoid significant amounts of greenhouse gas emissions.
Well-defined performance indicators facilitate monitoring of vendor performance and help to avoid confusion and debate over contractual deliverables.