eschewing

There's no glamor or media brownie points in eschewing the celebrity CEO and appointing a relative unknown founder-owner from the SME community to advise on real-world economic reform -- but there just might be a massive payoff.

Les McKeown: The Vital Missing Voice in the Economic Recovery Debate Is Someone You've Never Heard of Les McKeown 2010

There's no glamor or media brownie points in eschewing the celebrity CEO and appointing a relative unknown founder-owner from the SME community to advise on real-world economic reform -- but there just might be a massive payoff.

Les McKeown: The Vital Missing Voice in the Economic Recovery Debate Is Someone You've Never Heard of Les McKeown 2010

It differed from, say, the Rand Corporation in eschewing any claim to impartiality of analysis.

HillSec? - Swampland - TIME.com 2008

McCain eschewing the “maverick” label is about as authentic as Guiliani claiming 9/11 didn’t happen on Bush’s watch.

Think Progress » FLASHBACK: McCain Said Of Himself And Palin, ‘What Do You Expect Of Two Mavericks?’ 2010

Truffaut made his name by eschewing contemporary fashions and using improvisation, location filming and small budgets.

Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph, Sunday Telegraph Donna Bowater 2012

Still, the three parts, the futuristic setting, the apocalyptic overtones, the "eschewing" of a type of technology pardoning punishment . . .

Two views ... Frank Wilson 2008

One thing that Pitcher’s article does reveal, though is that a liberal finds the idea of eschewing ecclesiastical power – which is not much different to secular power – impossible to understand unless it is because the power has failed to achieve its ends.

2009 March « Anglican Samizdat 2009

One thing that Pitcher’s article does reveal, though is that a liberal finds the idea of eschewing ecclesiastical power – which is not much different to secular power – impossible to understand unless it is because the power has failed to achieve its ends.

George Pitcher bids a cheery farewell to Bishop Nazir-Ali « Anglican Samizdat 2009

To Drucker, one of the most important things that any organization can do is to adopt what he called a "rifle approach," eschewing "product clutter."

BusinessWeek.com -- 2009

To Drucker, one of the most important things that any organization can do is to adopt what he called a "rifle approach," eschewing "product clutter."

BusinessWeek.com -- 2009