Sentence examples for aggressively avoiding from inspiring English sources

Since then, he said, he has been spending time with his daughter, now 6, and other family and friends, aggressively avoiding the Hollywood celebrity scene.

Tax accountant Richard Murphy said it was impossible to know if Starbucks was still aggressively avoiding tax until accounts for its European parent company, Starbucks EMEA, are published.

It was originally intended to prevent the rich from aggressively avoiding taxes, but it is expected to force huge tax increases on nearly 40 million people over the next 10 years as inflation pushes up nominal incomes.

Hodge said her boycott of Amazon was because it was "one of the global companies aggressively avoiding paying tax on the profits they earn from the business they undertake in the UK".

After some questioning, it was learned that he was "aggressively avoiding employment" (Rado: "A hippie!") before starting law school in the fall (oh), and was living with his mother.

Today Margaret Hodge, chairman of the PAC, stepped up her campaign against tax avoidance by suggesting that accountancy firms which help multinationals aggressively avoid paying tax should be banned from tendering for lucrative government contracts.

"Syndrome," a one-man play at the Greenwich Street Theater through Feb. 9, aggressively avoids that model.

"She aggressively avoids the spotlight and intentionally holds back, while most of us try to do the opposite".

The Buffett rule is only designed to target very high income earners who aggressively avoid paying tax.

The study said that the shelters and loopholes in the current tax system rewarded companies that aggressively avoided taxes at the expense of those that did not.

However, they go after the "low-hanging fruit", such as people who claim tax credits illegally, and "turn a blind eye to the serious amounts being aggressively avoided".