Sentence examples for dodges that from inspiring English sources
POLITICIANS in the rich world like to splutter about the ever more elaborate dodges that big multinational firms undertake to minimise their tax bills.
The Obama Administration has recently called for eliminating the "step-up in basis" and other tax dodges that benefit the ultra-wealthy.
FORD telematics systems that have gone haywire and Chryslers and Dodges that can't get out of Park are among the problems covered in the latest technical service bulletins.
So much is plain exhausting and exacting and every stupid reason loves its reason, those hundred little dodges that get us in the end.
AUDIS and Dodges that lock out their owners, and Lexus and Toyota hybrids with coolant leaks, are among the mechanical ailments covered in the latest technical service bulletins.
Instead of giving the spot and the yardage gained as often as he should have, Musburger relied on dodges that helped him avoid making errors but also perpetuated a lack of precision you would never encounter with, say, Al Michaels.
It's there behind the Double Irish tax dodging that leaves the state out of pocket and looking impotent.
Yet it is more likely that he will be remembered for embargo-busting exploits, along with the tax-dodging that accompanied them.
Ending financial secrecy to expose corruption and tax dodging that hurts the poorest countries is a vital step in changing this reality: and that action must be global.
That kind of wholesale lying about assets, and other eye-popping cases that are surfacing in the news media here, points to the staggering breadth of tax dodging that has long been a way of life here.
