Sentence examples for dodging scrutiny from inspiring English sources

Call it Karma, but while a third party group has been sending out mailers questioning his primary state Senate opponent's values, state Rep. Randy Baumgardner is dodging scrutiny after media reported that he's housing a convicted sex offender.

This is of course a fairly obvious attempt at dodging scrutiny, and if her debate idea is an about-turn that should be welcomed.

Given the importance of the subject, he added, "this is the very last time for Theresa May to dodge scrutiny".

Even after one of the nonprofit groups was flagged by city auditors for financial impropriety, she said, Mr. Seabrook "found ways to dodge scrutiny and keep the money flowing".

Dugdale has also written to the Scottish parliament's presiding officer, Ken Macintosh, asking for clarification over how the SNP's plans will be examined, arguing that the SNP is trying to dodge scrutiny by publishing the consultation during parliamentary recess.

As a result it has dodged scrutiny.

First of all, mega-banks that have difficulties with risk management and control have invested billions in dodging regulatory scrutiny, money that could be better channeled to productive lending.

Critics have long charged that "rogue aid" from China allows some countries to avoid democratic reforms because they can simply turn to China for aid, dodging the scrutiny of traditional Western donors.

He reportedly paid a premium, $140m, using his son-in-law and a front man to set up a limited liability corporation, which, Fortune points out, helps dodge scrutiny.

It takes considerable luck, or skillful genius, to dodge global scrutiny while acquiring the same basic military space capabilities as other players in Asia.

To take one example of many, emails that some outlets portrayed as Clinton aides scheming to dodge press scrutiny were actually a spirited debate about answering questions at certain events.