Sentences with phrase «deliberate avoidance»
"Deliberate avoidance" refers to a purposeful decision or action to stay away from or ignore something or someone on purpose. Full definition
«Peanut avoidance was associated with a greater frequency of clinical peanut allergy than was peanut consumption, which raises questions about the usefulness of deliberate avoidance of peanuts as a strategy to prevent allergy.»
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have been subject to an audit where deliberate avoidance was detected and payment avoidance continues
«Direct Avoidance» explores the psychological shift that occurs when deliberate avoidance leads to surprising destinations.
Aside from continuing to raise the issue of deliberate avoidance of a Conflict of Interest policy, ever time AR5 is mentioned.
«Dunkirk» --- It took me a while to get past Christopher Nolan's deliberate avoidance of standard exposition devices and overtly sympathetic character traits in his visually sweeping, 70 mm.
Through a deliberate avoidance of the illustrative, Hodgkin draws inspiration for the new prints from Marvell's own green thoughts».
Remember Senator Inhofe dumping a snowball on the floor, and proclaiming «theres no global warming» in either an astonishing display of ignorance, or cynical and deliberate avoidance of the issue.
«The calculated, callous and unconscionable actions of both Toronto and Durham police in their deliberate avoidance of an SIU investigation of Dafonte Miller's catastrophic injuries at the hands of Constable Mike Theriault and his brother, Christian Theriault represent the most compelling example of what is wrong with independent investigations of police in Ontario.
Stonewalling, which is the deliberate avoidance of interaction and discussion of problems.