Civil war was averted.

She averted her eyes.

She averted her eyes.

There is no sign of a crisis narrowly averted.

There is no sign of a crisis narrowly averted.

Two developments averted the nightmare of reckless nuclear proliferation.

While a global recession will be averted, a severe growth slowdown will not.

He sighed, as after a danger averted, when she had uttered these words.

Its demise could not be averted by the country s abundance of oil and natural gas.

The South Korean central bank s 30 billion swap, though limited, averted a run on the won.

If only Philippine authorities could learn the lessons of past tragedies, this latest one might well have been averted.

Indeed, ever since the Russia Georgia war of 2008, Europe has mostly averted its eyes from developments in the region.

And, though the Russian diplomatic initiative (based on a joint proposal with Iran) averted this disaster, everything has its price.

France did the job rather well, leaving, for example, the arrest of Gbagbo to Quattara s forces. Civil war was averted.

Mubarak s announcement that he would not seek re election would likely have averted a crisis had he issued it in December.

While this appears to have been successful, questions remain as to whether the turmoil could have been averted and its impact mitigated.

The Russian Turkish deal averted a large scale assault by Russian backed Syrian forces on the province, where three million people live.

A busted bubble led to a massive Keynesian stimulus that averted a much deeper recession, but that also fueled substantial budget deficits.

A busted bubble led to a massive Keynesian stimulus that averted a much deeper recession, but that also fueled substantial budget deficits.

While a global recession will be averted, a severe growth slowdown will not. Many European economies are already slowing, with some entering recession.

The lesson that confidence building measures averted a crash in 2000 was precisely the lesson that the financial system did not need to learn.

From Iran s perspective, any future threat originating from Iraq needs to be averted by ensuring the participation in Iraq s government of Shiites and Kurds.

What is certain, however, is that 2013 will be defined in a fundamental way by whether military action against Iran occurs or is averted.

Terrified of being thought racist, imperialist, arrogant, elitist or too Western,'' we averted our eyes from (and sometimes even supported) barbarisms of all types.

If unthinkable disasters in these and other regions are to be averted, America must exercise clear and consistent leadership to sustain global support for nonproliferation efforts.

A 2004 report by the Humanitarian Policy Group cited a survey carried out in Ethiopia after UN agencies said that humanitarian efforts had averted widespread famine in 2000.

That was also why there was no pressure from the home team in the first half. Long kicks behind the defence were neatly averted by the Czech defence.

In a united effort, a major crisis that would have openly divided the Union for years to come and which would have made Europe a global laughingstock was averted.

While Tunisia has averted disaster, most of the other affected countries have ended up mired in chaos, with Syria s brutal civil war facilitating the rise of the Islamic State.

Earlier this year, the African Union, through the good work of former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan, averted a calamity in Kenya after a disputed election led to widespread violence.

Europe s leaders did not recognize this rising danger, which could easily be averted by a common guarantee, which would simultaneously correct the market distortion arising from the differential implicit subsidy.

A descent into chemical weapons hell has been averted, almost certainly permanently the Assad regime knows that it has no friends or protectors left should it cross that red line again.

But if it is not overlooked, if those in positions of responsibility are resolved to do all they can to minimise the strains and mitigate the damage, danger can be averted.

Paradoxically, the growing sense that a catastrophe has been averted has given rise to a growing demand for governments to cut public and social spending, and to refrain from proposing investment programs.

Cambridge researcher Aubrey de Grey argues that aging is merely a disease and a curable one at that. Humans age in seven basic ways, he says, all of which can be averted.

If more girls had gone to school a generation ago, millions of infant deaths could have been averted each year, and tens of millions of families could have been more educated, healthier, and happier.

A disorderly Greek exit from the euro currently the greatest danger can be averted only if both sides operate on the assumption that the upcoming negotiations are not about who wins and who loses.

The UN, which has a specialized agency for each aspect of a humane society, has successfully supported decolonization, helped to build states, and averted the spread of regional conflicts, especially that between Israelis and Palestinians.

But, by using its energy resources and recovered confidence to fuel instability and discord, it is seeking to expand its sphere of interest an outcome that can be averted only by a unanimous and determined EU response.

Buy the time it came to Brazil, at the end of 1998 and, again, early this year, everyone knew the script new elections, a barely averted currency collapse, embarking on the IMF program, and a rapid rebound.

To protect every child, polio must be eradicated globally. Once it is, we may eventually be able to stop immunization against the disease, and save up to US 1.5 billion every year in averted immunization and treatment costs.

These arrangements, most of which ended in 2010, responded to strains in short term credit markets and improved liquidity conditions during the crisis. The South Korean central bank s 30 billion swap, though limited, averted a run on the won.

If Grexit is to be averted (which should be the EU s highest priority), the challenge posed by Brexit would already look significantly less daunting, given that here the risks are spread much more evenly between the Union and the UK.

The holy grail of much Leftist thinking over the past two or three decades has been cultural relativity. Terrified of being thought racist, imperialist, arrogant, elitist or too Western,'' we averted our eyes from (and sometimes even supported) barbarisms of all types.

Whether this can be averted depends in part on whether the Bush administration decides to pursue a bipartisan and deliberate reconsideration of the Treaty by the Senate and whether the Treaty will be viewed in isolation or within the context of a comprehensive nonproliferation strategy.