avoidance *

Until a few years ago, his was a life of avoidance.

But working too much can be a form of avoidance.

South might want to make an avoidance play, so as to keep West off lead.

Soon we came to a place where there was no avoidance possible.

But all knew there was more to life than the avoidance of death.

Avoidance of responsibility by our state people is the cause.

Of course we needed advice and help on tax avoidance.

Yet we have a huge problem with tax avoidance in this country.

None of this will stop me talking out against tax avoidance.

So far I'd chosen avoidance as the best course of action.

"With today's decision, his campaign of avoidance has come to an end."

But in the race for governor this year, avoidance is difficult.

Will he also be giving a speech on tax avoidance?

The avoidance period may last anywhere from 12 months to several years.

For the avoidance of doubt, let me say that as yet they do not.

Materials data management is not just about the avoidance of problems and risk.

If the answer is yes, firm up an appropriate avoidance plan.

If the avoidance had not been so marked, he would never have thought of it.

And from the man's avoidance, she could guess the outcome.

Indeed, total avoidance is a luxury many Americans no longer have.

Not even the Guardian's tax avoidance would make up the difference.

The study of computer security as an investment in risk avoidance has become standard practice.

On the contrary, there is even some avoidance of such differences.

It came to him that he had run out of avoidances.