| It is clear, therefore, that the crucial component of the offense principle is the avoidability of the offensive material. |
| On the other hand, the theory of the avoidability of war held by the Soviets manifests an important change in Leninism. |
| Avoidability of the greater damage under Art. 1227, section 2, Civil Code, and replacement of the non-fulfilment. |
| The concepts of avoidability and optimality can lead to quite different outcomes. |
| We strive for a reasonable avoidability of these offenses at work via mutual respect for one another restricted by a grammar of conduct. |
| But this apparent contrast depends upon the alleged avoidability of indoctrination, which itself is a philosophically contested issue. |
