Sentence examples for avoidance of tackling from inspiring English sources

This principal applies to maths and children are only vindicated in their avoidance of tackling the subject by negative cultural language and stereotypes.

The prime minister's spokesman also refused to be drawn on whether Eric Schmidt, who is attending the meeting of Cameron's business advisory committee, will be asked for his opinion on how best to close existing tax loopholes as they discuss the government's agenda of tackling "aggressive avoidance".

Rebecca Long-Bailey, the shadow chief secretary to the Treasury, said: "The fact that the government have sneaked this out in a written statement just before recess probably says all you need to know about how seriously they are really taking the issue of tackling tax avoidance.

A Treasury spokeswoman said: "This government has a strong track record of tackling aggressive tax avoidance.

This is a positive way of tackling them rather than avoiding them (although, avoidance is discussed in the next step as another possibility).

A Treasury spokesperson said: "It is simply wrong to suggest the UK is anything other than at the international forefront of tackling aggressive ‎tax planning, avoidance and evasion.

So how can the problem of corporate tax avoidance be tackled and the public's understanding of the issue improved?

Designed to tackle avoidance of national insurance and simplify its collection from the self-employed.

Ed Miliband accused the Prime Minister of not tackling tax avoidance today and vowed to investigate firms who dodge paying multi-millions of pounds – if Labour wins the election.

Over the weekend, Labour leader Ed Miliband accused the Prime Minister of not tackling tax avoidance and vowed to investigate firms who dodge paying multi-millions of pounds, if his party wins the election.

The avoidance 'industry' has been seriously undermined by HMRC's focus on tackling avoidance – preventing billions of pounds of tax being diverted from the exchequer.