Sentences with phrase «with avoidable problems»
Strong and effective risk management, in conjunction with your insurance broker, will not only reduce your insurance premiums through discounting and a better claims history, but also aid the academies reputation and ensure management time is not spent dealing with avoidable problems.
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I had no problems with the team selection, keeping sanchez ozil cazorla kos and gabriel meant the spine of the team was there, what I had problems with was the ability of players to step up their game, arteta, giroud, debuchy should have been much much better, they were flat and uninterested, this was a pointless and easily avoidable loss and if we snatched that first goal we would have won.
Most of the time, these kind of problems are avoidable with a information about your rights and some common sense preparation.
It's just common sense and a lot of the problems are avoidable with both cloth and disposables.
Following a difficult year with problems ranging from avoidable flurries such as the recent confusion around the departure of Ayesha Hazarika from PMQ preparation duties, to major misjudgements like that conference speech, a firmer hand on the tiller will clearly help.
The electrodes caused only a slight degradation in hearing, a problem that might be avoidable in the future with thinner materials.
In fact, the American Liver Foundation reports that millions of Americans suffer from this avoidable health problem — with 30,000 Americans dying of liver cancer (every year!).
But he says that despite warnings about rising numbers of young people with mental health problems, schools still are not being encouraged enough to prevent «avoidable suffering».
This is a very avoidable problem if you've had the proper conversation with your vet about the safest dose for your dog.
In addition to a Trump administration filled with climate deniers, and that wants to gut the EPA and cut NASA climate research funding, the schemes by many GOP lawmakers to transfer control of public lands — which includes national parks, national forests, wilderness areas and wildlife preserves — presents a unique, yet ultimately avoidable problem.