| The results are immediate and it averts closing-day disasters. |
| The additional, permanently installed protective conductor averts this danger. |
| The Commission has therefore come out in favour of a development that averts the proliferation of marks. |
| This is normal and usually satisfactory as it averts tedium and allows both officers to handle the vessel's controls and assist the other. |
| Their failure to do so deepens suspicions that the rule will cause more trouble than it averts. |
| The agreement reached at the Conciliation Board stage of negotiations averts a strike by PSAC CFIA members. |
