Sentence examples for designed to dodge from inspiring English sources
That proof is woefully hard to come by because government settlements are designed to dodge it.
It is designed to dodge the law banning the full "Sieg Heil", while still offering the thrill of breaking the supposed taboo on antisemitism.
To this day, there are disagreements over the precise definition of genocide, flouting the UN declaration and largely designed to dodge any moral imperative to intervene.
Unlocking the leadership trap is about freeing yourself from a flawed self-control agenda designed to dodge the thorns of leadership.
HSBC has given 15 of its top bankers "fixed pay allowance arrangements" worth £7.1m under a controversial new pay scheme designed to dodge tough new European Union rules on bankers' bonuses.
It isn't easy to catch the workings of these paintings in words, since they were explicitly designed to dodge the burden of representation, to stymie the viewers in their incorrigible habit of searching for recognisable forms in the abstract field.
Eurozone finance ministers are going into a third round of talks on the Greek debt crisis in just over a week, after lead lender Germany rejected the latest proposals from Athens as a "Trojan horse" designed to allow it to dodge its commitments.
Who do you talk to?" He said the troika was designed to diffuse and thus dodge responsibility.
It also comes at a time when some of the W.T.O.'s 138 members are increasingly restive over uneven results from the body's dispute settlement system, which was designed to assure countries could not dodge their free trade obligations.
The snap prime-ministerial election he called last weekend was an artful dodge designed to exclude Binyamin Netanyahu, the Likud rival he defeated last year.
All week, the Via was parked nose-out in the driveway, the rationale being to dodge any neighborhood ordinance designed to prevent the Cousin Eddies of the world from torpedoing local property values with a permanently stationed 1977 Chalet Festiva Supremo.
