Sentence examples for be allowed to evade from inspiring English sources

It should bear the responsibility of a publisher and not be allowed to evade our existing laws.

"No company should be allowed to evade our environmental laws or promise consumers a fake bill of goods," he said in a statement.

Yet the terrors of the course he takes seem overwhelming; he has to be allowed to evade them through what seems a fraudulent device.

Su Wei, China's head of delegation, argued that rich countries like the US, Britain and Germany should not be allowed to evade responsibility for their historical emissions.

The banks, which are predictably crying foul, should not be allowed to evade the rules by switching to a less rigorous federal regulator.

The sticking points were whether Ghazi would be allowed to evade prosecution, and what would happen to foreign fighters believed to have been inside the mosque.

The outstanding Vidal was allowed to evade Izaguirre, before offering a cut-back which Quagliarella easily converted.

The more Puerto Rico is allowed to evade existing legal processes and the need to negotiate with creditors, the more leeway it will have to resist reforms.

The president's best lines were obviously scripted, he was allowed to evade some important questions, but he projected confidence and seriousness of purpose.

While the speed of trains may make them preferable for long-distance travel, the IEA argues that buses could be significantly cheaper and just as quick for shorter journeys - if they were allowed to evade traffic by using existing rail routes.

Her ideas are progressive but incrementalist: raise the federal minimum wage to twelve dollars an hour, but not fifteen; support free trade, as long as workers' rights are protected and corporations aren't allowed to evade regulations.