It wasn't the New York Times, and it certainly wasn't the cozy coterie of scholars Bill dubs the Steinbeck Studies Industrial Complex, who painstakingly read the original manuscript of Travels with Charley at the Morgan Library, then doggedly drove around America and documented Steinbeck's specific failures and evasions in a wonderfully entertaining book aptly titled Dogging Steinbeck.
"The M.T.A. already has a track record of delay and evasion in moving into a compressed natural gas technology that has been proven around the country," Mr. Russianoff said.
And we take this opportunity of reminding the President-Elect that he is already indebted to millions of his countrymen who sat dutifully at their radio-side through platitude, banality, blarney, and evasion, in their attempt to render a fair decision.
Mr. Miller is obviously more comfortable with Clintonian opportunism and evasion in the White House.
To me this sounds like puffery and evasion in the face of major departures.
We here demonstrate that the disruption of the Dnmt1/PCNA/UHRF1 interactions act as oncogenic event promoting the acquisition by human astrocytes and glial progenitor cells of hallmarks of cancer such as high proliferation and apoptosis evasion in a context of genome and gene-specific hypomethylation and chromosomal instability.
The former judges, Mark Ciavarella Jr. and Michael Conahan, of Luzerne County, pleaded guilty in February to two counts — honest-services fraud and tax evasion — in a deal that called for a sentence of 87 months in prison, far below federal guidelines.
Former Attorney General Dan Morales was sentenced to four years in a federal prison for mail fraud and tax evasion in a case involving Texas' $17 billion settlement with the tobacco industry in 1998.
Yet, as one Brussels lobbyist puts it, "We don't have a Jack Abramoff," the American influence-peddler jailed in 2006 for fraud, corruption and tax evasion in a far-reaching scandal involving American Indian casinos.The European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) opens hundreds of cases every year, but does not say how many relate to corruption within the EU.
In 1967, Baker himself was convicted of larceny, fraud, and tax evasion in an unrelated campaign-funds case and served sixteen months in prison).
