"George chose to evade, mislead and lie," Mr. Walsh said.
With the white pieces, Karjakin played an unconventional opening, surely chosen to evade Kasparov's plans against him.
But if the court had thrown out Missouri's limit, the federal limit would clearly have been imperiled in the long run, and some candidates might have chosen to evade it this year.
Everything appeared to be going so smoothly – that was until Parker took part in a press conference following its rapturous screening, where he uncomfortably chose to evade any questions regarding the 17-year-old case.
Nate Parker chose to evade questions regarding the 17-year-old rape allegation which has overshadowed his acclaimed directorial debut The Birth of a Nation while speaking to the press at the Toronto film festival on Sunday.
The New York Times had many opportunities to speak frankly about such policies, but chose to evade doing so on its front pages while making high-minded declarations against torture on its editorial pages.
In the film, we see, in part, how she got there: while working as an ambulance driver in the war, Miss Shepherd was involved in a fatal crash with a motorcyclist and chose to evade the police.
But, the spokesperson added, Ny remained of the view that "Julian Assange has chosen to evade the criminal justice system by seeking asylum in the Ecuadorian embassy … he should make himself available for interview and, if needed, trial for the offences to which he is suspected of in Sweden".
When choosing to evade, they almost always take steps to minimize the negative consequences, either by justifying the evasion or by obscuring it.
Michael Hor has described the judiciary's reluctance to address these points as "an elegant piece of judicial 'kung fu'" in which it chose to evade the problem.
