Sentence examples for dodge rules from inspiring English sources

The first is that using software to dodge rules doesn't always feel illicit.

Is it really worth the effort to dodge rules to do things that would be perfectly legal if someone else did them?

But federal law enforcement officials, their power broadened by recent legislation governing health care fraud, are sending the message to doctors that efforts to dodge rules set by insurance companies will not be tolerated.

A couple of U.S. businessmen, who own Taiwanese companies, thought it would be handy if they flew the U.S. flag on 25 of their Taiwanese vessels allowing them to dodge rules such as boats should be built in the U.S., vessels should carry U.S. crews, and tuna should be canned in the United States or U.S. territories.

Every year seems to bring evidence of athletes taking free cars, being paid under the table, dodging rules.

Coincidence?Mr Clouse said there could now be a "strong sense of history repeating itself"—a reference to the scandal at Salomon Brothers in the early 1990s, in which the investment bank was caught dodging rules on treasury auctions in order to gain control over certain issues.

Time to trade Labours lost ReprintsOrdinary Zimbabweans do their best to dodge the rules.

Employees at ProctorU say they are well-versed in the sometimes ingenious tactics used to dodge testing rules.

"I mean, this guy's job is obvious — to tell these guys, how are we going to dodge the rules?

Multinationals can also use transfer prices (the prices at which internal transactions are accounted for) to dodge the rules.

To dodge league rules against drinking, she would invite teammates to cemeteries to drink beer, the Smithsonian said.