Examples of using To avoid future in English and their translations into Spanish
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In order to avoid future floods, the initiative proposed sustainable storm water management through green solutions on the surface creating greener urban spaces.
it is the only way to avoid future conflicts.
Tightening of skin pores should be done to protect against impurities and to avoid future blackhead aggravation.
slag for construction or other applications so as to avoid future liability concerns.
Everyone involved in the process should approve the objectives in order to avoid future problems.
Programmes that involve settlement by victim restitution and those that seek to avoid future conflict with the law through temporary supervision
One speaker stated that the actions taken by UNDP to address the situation and to avoid future mismanagement were encouraging.
A company may also be able to obtain a reduction of an already applied debarment sanction by implementing significant improvements to its anti-corruption programme in order to avoid future occurrences.
implementing positive changes to avoid future disputes.
gaining to critical decissions to avoid future problems which could arise.
they were forced to exclude some of the finalists to avoid future problems.
In reforming global financial governance to avoid future crises, the international community should ensure debt sustainability
proposing countermeasures to avoid future cases.
UNMIL commented that it would closely monitor its data to avoid future discrepancies, circulate the biennial
adopt good postures to avoid future problems as the back, for example.
oversight is necessary to avoid future fatalities.
remove the causes of tension in order to avoid future conflicts;
Some countries whose laws mandate the use of competitive procedures have used these procedures in order to establish the necessary transparency required to avoid future challenges to the award of a concession following an unsolicited proposal.
preventive action to ensure respect for human rights at the core of United Nations efforts to avoid future conflict.
Some countries whose laws mandate the use of competitive procedures have used these procedures in order to establish the necessary transparency required to avoid future challenges to the award of a concession following an unsolicited proposal.