Sentence examples for enabled them to evade from inspiring English sources

The deputy chief of Air Staff Operations, Air Marshal Muhammad Hassan, said the American helicopters were equipped with stealth technology that enabled them to evade radar.

She told the officers it was "essential" they had confidence to take responsibility for their own decisions and "not to try to hide behind an old process or procedure" which enabled them "to evade responsibility".

That's what helped our ancestors survive the hazardous primeval world, enabling them to evade predators, find food and shelter and eventually to plant crops in the right place at the right time of year".

In 2007, a former UBS private banker turned government informant disclosed a wide ranging effort by UBS's Europe-based wealth management operation to enroll wealthy Americans in secret Swiss accounts that would enable them to evade United States taxes.

His particular offence was "stock parking", a charge not used before or since, that was tied to his willingness to "warehouse" shares for investors, often in advance of hostile takeovers, enabling them to evade reporting requirements.As part of a guilty plea, Jefferies assisted in various prosecutions and was allowed to forgo a prison sentence.

CSCs have been shown to have stem cell-like properties that enable them to evade traditional cytotoxic therapies, and so new CSC-directed anti-cancer therapies are needed.

In addition to hiding IPs, anonymous proxies also obfuscate header information, enabling them to evade security measures based solely on HTTP fingerprinting.

While a particular drug may exhibit initial success, the eventual relapse of tumor growth is due in many cases to subpopulations of cells that are either not affected by the drug mechanism, possess or acquire a greater drug resistance, or have a localized condition in their microenvironment that enables them to evade or withstand the drug.

"Globalization" and "free trade' policies work for them, because they enable them to evade the protections that our democracy gives us.

As secretary of state, Clinton supported funding Internet freedom technologies that made safe, secure communications available to more democratic activists and journalists around the world, enabling them to evade online crackdowns and bear witness to history.

"Not only does the cunning and utter unscrupulousness of Chinamen enable them to evade our laws," the committee writes, "but the evidence is conclusive that they have well organized tribunals of their own which punish offenders against themselves when it is in their interest to punish, but which never punish those who violate the laws of the city or the State".