Sentence examples for as to evade from inspiring English sources
"There is a culture of avoiding knowledge so as to evade responsibility".
The DF-21D is supposed to be able to change course in mid-flight so as to evade Aegis interceptors.
Anonymity can be used to evade national laws as well as to evade technical barriers, so the issue is pertinent for all countries.
Ms. Medzon pleaded guilty to one count of structuring financial transactions in such a way as to evade currency reporting requirements.
Banking secrecy was enshrined in law in Switzerland in the 1930s and has been used to protect anonymity as well as to evade taxes, which is not in itself a crime under Swiss law.
Here's the story: Italy, with its combination of extensive regulations and weak enforcement, used to have a lot of "black labor" — workers who weren't on the books, so as to evade various government-imposed requirements.
Diarrhea and vomiting, though unpleasant, also serve as defenses, evolving as ways to evade danger, and thus to preserve fitness.
Ava chose the criminal life just as surely as Boyd did, and thus a wedding and a peaceful life on Clover Hill is just as likely to evade her.
It was widely seen as trying to evade new legislation that would allow the government to curb its activities.
In another case, a drug-dealer convicted of beating his girlfriend, jailed twice for other brutal, barbaric attacks, successfully cited his young daughter as grounds to evade deportation.
