Examples of using Avert in English and their translations into Slovak
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the United States set the tone with a $1.1 trillion stimulus to help avert the threat of global depression.
this could help avert coronary heart disease(4).
Filibustering is a political technique used by members of parliament to delay or utterly avert deciding on a proposed bill or amendment.
anticipate, and avert risk.
I started to use Spyera to keep an eye on both of them and possibly avert another senseless and premature death.
Develop your personality and compete for influence to change the story and avert a tragic ending.
cease hostilities immediately in order to prevent any military escalation and avert any further deterioration in the humanitarian situation on the ground.
space to learn the secrets of Osiris, avert a dark future
Almonds are a good source of micronutrients such as calcium and phosphorus, which avert osteoporosis and strengthen our bones and teeth.
So if you don't want others to think you have a rash, avert your gaze when someone's scratching away.
This ensured the achievement of the key objective of the programmes: avert a sovereign default
The fund says the money will help save 16 million lives and avert 234 million infections by 2023.
If you can include the two effective natural components in the daily diet, it can avert infections and lots of diseases.
He will interfere and avert the evil that otherwise will come upon His Church.
global warming and so avert a future environmental crisis.
Lawmakers said it would avert a budget crisis in the run-up to next year's presidential election.
Journey through time and space to learn the secrets of Osiris, avert a dark future,
You are obliged to take all reasonable measures to mitigate, avert and reduce damages. Indemnification.
One hundred policemen were sent to the scene to separate the participants from their opponents and avert the danger of direct attacks;
prevent the use of force or avert the occurrence of irreparable damage;