Sentence examples for avoidance it from inspiring English sources

"If the government's aim is to prevent tax avoidance, it would be better to ensure donations are approved by the Charity Commission.

David Cameron intervened personally to prevent offshore trusts from being dragged into an EU-wide crackdown on tax avoidance, it has emerged.

If the government were at all serious about taking on tax avoidance, it would not be cutting a further 10,000 jobs at HMRC.

Treasury minister David Gauke said: "This is a significant victory and should serve as a warning to those tempted by tax avoidance – it simply does not work".

He said that if the aim was to prevent tax avoidance, it would be better to ensure schemes were approved by the Charity Commission – or Revenue & Customs in the case of charities based abroad.

But while welfare scrounging is morally repugnant enough to act on, tax avoidance, it seems, is not – you can endorse it, and still be Lord Fink (ennobled 2011) and party treasurer.

Even though Heidegger thought that technology was fundamentally aimed at distraction and self-avoidance, it doesn't have to be.

For random walks without self-avoidance it is sufficient to analyze the configuration of only half the chromosome.

In person, we're well adapted to conversational debate – or polite avoidance of it if it's really unresolvable – and are able to build relationships on the overwhelming common ground that we do share.

The robot achieves 'Smooth' collision avoidance when it can avoid a collision with the human and also has a small overlapping region of personal space.

The government is not only refusing to tackle tax avoidance, but it's dismantling public services because it loses £25bn a year to it.