Sentence examples for avoiding paying for from inspiring English sources

There is fury that the better-off and the oligarchs have succeeded in avoiding paying for a financial disaster that was largely of their making.

Donors perceive earmarked gifts as a way of avoiding paying for overhead costs and making sure all the money goes to the cause they support and not toward the lifestyle of an executive.

One problem for the tire company is that if it acknowledges a problem with the tires that its former customer, Ford, is paying to recall, it would have trouble avoiding paying for that recall, and might also complicate its defense against consumer suits.

He is referring to the "deliberate deprivation" rules through which an authority can argue that a person's home or other assets should be used to fund their care even if they have given the property to a child or someone else.For the argument to work, the authority has to prove that the asset was given away with the deliberate intention of avoiding paying for care.

In London, a man who received a suspended prison sentence for digging up a street in the capital, allowing residents to steal electricity, told Inside Out "thousands" of homes in the capital were avoiding paying for usage by "hotwiring" their supply.

Joe talks like corporate polluters have historically acted -- avoiding paying for the damage they've done by dumping or spewing.

BOTTOM LINE You'll avoid paying for separate travel insurance for most trips.

The suspect allegedly shot the victims in an attempt to avoid paying for a cellphone.

Employers want to avoid paying for overtime and, of course, many don't offer health insurance.

Employees use personal cellphones and avoid paying for hotels when they travel.

Or is it merely a "cheapskate plan" for the government to avoid paying for more staff and bins?