Sentence examples for been allowed to avoid from inspiring English sources

Home mortgages and rural business loans from the agency have been allowed to avoid such reviews, except under unusual circumstances.

Lenders have also reportedly been allowed to avoid booking losses on loans to Air India, a state-owned zombie.

Members of the Calgary Flames hockey team and their families had been allowed to avoid long public lines and get vaccinated at their arena on Oct. 30, one day before the province canceled mass immunizations after demand created a shortage.

But it's a fantasy to say that no one in America has ever been allowed to avoid going to jail for a serious crime when it is seen as best for the country (and sometimes when it is not).

The chancellor said that too many people had been allowed to avoid tax, and that those who made a living from helping people avoid tax would be pursued.

Should multinational corporations be allowed to avoid collective responsibility?

He was allowed to avoid mentioning his private conversation with Oppenheimer.

Under the deal, Goldman was allowed to avoid as much as £20 million, or $31 million, in interest on unpaid taxes.

But it is worth it, and – I believe – one day companies like Starbucks will no longer be allowed to avoid tax.

The trustee, who did not participate in the misconduct and is trying to help customers, should be allowed to avoid its application, he says.

Farmers who sold property, livestock or equipment were allowed to avoid paying capital gains taxes, as long as they used the proceeds to replace or upgrade their assets.