Examples of using We can avoid in English and their translations into Slovenian
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But if we take this heading, we can avoid the belt completely and only lose 12.1 minutes at warp seven.
the impairment she was left with, it looks as though we can avoid a postmortem.
The framework for the application of this measure must be clearly defined, so that we can avoid unrealistic expectations on the part of some institutions,
it remains balanced and we can avoid many complications and illnesses.
We can avoid back pain or prevent its recurrence through an improved physical condition
He thinks that if we can avoid contact with the outside world That eventually the zombies will die off
Thanks to continuous development of electronics, we can avoid traditional lighting powered with 230V,
We can avoid having this experience by paying“more than the usual attention” during our consideration of spiritual truths.
If we know when everybody is planning to summit, for instance… You know we can avoid the chaos that happened at the Icefall today.
If they are fulfilled and put into practice then they will definitely provide a good basis for prevention so that we can avoid similarly destructive crises recurring over the coming decades.
these mistakes give experience so that we can avoid them in future.
because only with good planning we can avoid later inconvenience
I think that you are absolutely right in saying that we have to think how we can avoid the negative consequences of taking part in sport
given the extensive agenda of financial legislation over the coming months, I hope we can avoid a repetition of this inefficient process.
The decision to hold the two October plenary sessions in the same week actually means we can avoid a double journey to Strasbourg,
I am especially pleased, however, that we are dealing with this matter alongside the Gaubert report on the single permit for residence and work, so that we can avoid even the appearance of opening Europe's doors just to highly qualified workers.
so that in future we can avoid financial crises like the one we are experiencing now?