Examples of using Would avoid in English and their translations into Slovak
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Medicine
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Computer
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Programming
The ultimate goal of researchers is to develop a regime of targeted therapies that would avoid the side effects of treatment.
What Taylor envisions is a third model that would avoid the threats posed by corporate capitalism
This would avoid any possible loopholes
The government said the retrospective nature of the scheme would avoid creating a"perverse incentive" for families to entrust their children to people traffickers.
The ultimate goal of researchers is to develop a regime of targeted therapies that would avoid the side effects of treatment.
In contrast, the most pessimistic calves would avoid approaching a bottle in the intermediate holes, even if it were close to the rewarded location.
This would avoid creating new, costly posts
Washington would avoid the need to veto the application,
This would avoid possible inconsistencies between the internal market
so much so people would avoid her whenever possible.
A single eco-labelling scheme would avoid confusion arising from competing eco-labelling schemes and ensure the credibility of one scheme through higher environmental standards,
A simple and fair system of transitional support would avoid an economic shock due a sudden drop of funding.
This would avoid the need to fund as many acts of mastering as countries covered or VoD platforms concerned.
Convergent interpretation would avoid confusion with for instance the principle of"conferral of competences"
That would avoid disruption to automakers
For short-term hiring, this would avoid the need for the rental company to verify whether the customer is a private individual
Facilitating the legislative process to adapt legislation to technical progress by transforming the three existing Directives into a single Regulation, which would avoid transposition of merely technical updates;
This would avoid any complications of introducing new rules for what is a straight forward domestic transaction within one State.
as this opinion proposed, would avoid the risk of diseases being transmitted during transportation.
By remaining fully aligned with EU market rules, Britain would avoid a plethora of non-tariff barriers which would otherwise emerge on the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic.