Sentence examples for avoidance practices from inspiring English sources

Shark avoidance practices are limited, including avoiding certain areas, moving when shark interaction rates are high, using fish instead of squid for bait and deeper setting.

The ATO says, "The first objective of [the laws] is to discourage large corporate tax entities from engaging in aggressive tax avoidance practices.

The Organisation of Economic Cooperation and Development OECDD) has released a 15-point plan to increase transparency and minimise tax avoidance practices.

The bank's internal cultures have been subjected to fresh scrutiny in recent weeks following the revelations in the Guardian, and other publications, about tax avoidance practices in its Swiss banking operations.

The tax office said of the former government's transparency laws: "The first objective of [the laws] is to discourage large corporate tax entities from engaging in aggressive tax avoidance practices.

Even in the boom years when profits swelled, the proportion of tax paid by big companies fell: a third on the FTSE 100 paid no tax in 2005-6, withethelpelp of byzantine avoidance practices.

There were six avoidance practice trials before the experiment began (two per CS) (Table 2).

If Mr. Romney were to be elected, it would be his Treasury Department that would be hurt by such tax-avoidance practices, and his I.R.S. that would have to crack down on them.

Avoidance of practices that would predispose soils to erosion would also prevent plinthization.

Tax avoidance — the practice of minimizing taxes — is different from the illegal practice of outright tax evasion, and from a legal point of view, the fast food chain is not doing anything wrong.

Appropriations based on "need" are not only fiscally responsible, but are a "cost avoidance best practice" that will produce better long term outcomes for Michigan, as will a much stronger commitment to prevention strategies.