Sentence examples for avoidance of obligations from inspiring English sources
The growth of the "Gig Economy"—ad hoc work is shifting businesses towards the goal of part-time, on-demand employment, with aggressive avoidance of obligations for health insurance and longer-term benefits.
This is a dangerous avoidance of responsibility.
The Primordial Remedy in an avoidable transaction case is avoidance of the transfer or obligation, to the extent of the creditor's underlying claim.
The TUC's general secretary, Frances O'Grady, said: "We have real concerns about the growth in umbrella companies around the UK, which could lead to an avoidance of basic employment rights and tax obligations.
Of obligations, by far the solemnest.
This definition employs the notion of obligations.
Liberty-rights are absences of obligations.
Avoidance of these can help avoid overwhelming the system.
This includes obligations or duties from external sources as well as avoidance of negative outcomes (Dörnyei, 2009).
These difficulties were often conditioned by a religious obligation to maintain bodily sanctity through modest dressing and the avoidance of unlawful bodily exposure or contact with certain people including male or alien caregivers.
