Sentence examples for be allowed to dodge from inspiring English sources
Why should companies be allowed to dodge taxes and sack workers by shifting operations overseas?What is happening now could mark one of those sea changes in public policy that seem to come along once in every generation.
Most recently, he insisted that Pervez Musharraf, a former military dictator, should not be allowed to dodge his trial for high treason.Most journalists in Pakistan instinctively treat discussion of the army and militancy with great caution.
The order was responding to a request for religious clarification from the semiofficial Mehr News Agency on whether journalists would be allowed to dodge the censors and view banned sites if doing so was required for their jobs, explained Golnaz Esfandiari on Persian Letters.
Gorsuch should not be allowed to dodge by telling us it's "settled law" either.
So you could argue that what's happening here is that these people are now being explicitly forced to bear costs they were allowed to dodge before.But I'm not sure I entirely believe that argument, and I'm sure it doesn't seem very satisfying to people who are abruptly forced to pay significantly more for health insurance than they did previously.
After months of wrangling, the broadcasters finally agreed seven leaders would be allowed to take part, allowing David Cameron to dodge a head-to-head with Ed Miliband.
The participants in this tax dodge will be allowed to walk away with millions, when workers may lose their jobs and the taxpayer risk billions.
Very many people suspect that "politicians and big business are so close" that tax dodging would "be allowed to continue, irrespective of who is in government".
Arthur Blank, the Falcons owner, has dodged questions about whether Vick will be allowed to return.
If the two cities continue to clash, importers and exporters might begin avoiding the harbor altogether, dodging confusion over which trucks would be allowed to move cargo.
The Dodges, somewhat inconsistently, having just taken him to court for mismanagement, vowed that he would not be allowed to leave.
