Sentence examples for avoidance opportunities from inspiring English sources

Using this intelligence, we have been able to close off over £11bn in potential avoidance opportunities.

There are 91 separate IHT reliefs that open up a whole series of avoidance opportunities.

With sufficient political will and international co-operation to enforce taxes, it is possible to eliminate most tax avoidance opportunities, which are well documented.

A better policy would be to first close loopholes so as to eliminate most tax avoidance opportunities, and only then increase top tax rates.

In that scenario, increasing top rates in a tax system riddled with loopholes and tax avoidance opportunities is not productive either.

George Osborne has been accused of opening up new tax avoidance opportunities after it emerged companies will be allowed to give back employment rights to selected workers who receive tax-free shares under his shares-for-rights scheme.

Indeed, the missing or avoidance of opportunities by staff to communicate proactively was a striking feature of observations.

"More is of a piece with Marbury and Stuart v. Laird in its avoidance of an opportunity for an open clash with political critics of the courts.

It's difficult to administer in practice (there are lots of opportunities for avoidance, and which innovation policies count? Research grants? Procurement?).

The avoidance of activity prevents opportunities to challenge negative expectations and may exacerbate pain and disability.

In intensive culture systems, opportunities for avoidance or escape are minimal.