| A software package was developed which obviated the necessity of having instructors in every class. |
| I knew that Swann used often to go and spend a few days at Laon, and, for all that it was many miles away, the distance was obviated by the absence of any intervening obstacle. |
| This obviated much of the criticism that would have occurred if funding had been diverted from standard health or law enforcement budgets. |
| By creating a legal and bureaucratic route to union representation and contract negotiations, the National Labor Relations Act largely obviated recognition strikes. |
| That would also have obviated the need for the Legal Adviser to produce what was an excellent but ultimately unnecessary paper. |
| Second, the necessity for economic restructuring is obviated by the pooling of national debts into a currency union. |
