Sentence examples for allowed to evade from inspiring English sources

The outstanding Vidal was allowed to evade Izaguirre, before offering a cut-back which Quagliarella easily converted.

"No company should be allowed to evade our environmental laws or promise consumers a fake bill of goods," he said in a statement.

Yet the terrors of the course he takes seem overwhelming; he has to be allowed to evade them through what seems a fraudulent device.

Su Wei, China's head of delegation, argued that rich countries like the US, Britain and Germany should not be allowed to evade responsibility for their historical emissions.

The president's best lines were obviously scripted, he was allowed to evade some important questions, but he projected confidence and seriousness of purpose.

The banks, which are predictably crying foul, should not be allowed to evade the rules by switching to a less rigorous federal regulator.

It was these deposit boxes, private investigators told the Guardian, which allowed him to evade justice for so long.

For Coward, wit was an act of non-friction, an enchantment that allowed him to evade scrutiny.

But the governor and his staff insisted that the loopholes allowed corporations to evade paying taxes and unfairly shifted the burden to middle-class families.

This became harder after he had worked a dozen years as an engineer, a safe pursuit that allowed him to evade a buried writer's vocation.

Federal regulators made a disastrous decision when they allowed banks to evade one state's interest-rate restrictions by incorporating in another state that had no such restrictions.