Sentence examples for escape government from inspiring English sources

In a sign of how eager corporations are to escape government diktats on pay, at least nine of the nation's biggest banks have asked to repay bailout money.

Hedge funds and private-equity funds, such as Bain Capital, routinely exploit offshore shell companies, to minimize their tax burdens but also to escape government regulation and oversight.

One of his works shows legendary Persian lovers, Khosrow and Shirin, on a red canvas tangled in what could be a fight or a love scene — an ambiguity that might help him escape government intervention.

By early May, when the war was ending, the United Nations estimated that some 7,000 civilians had died and more than 10,000 had been wounded in 2009 as the army's noose was being drawn tight around the remaining rebels and hundreds of thousands of noncombatants, who could not escape government shelling.

On September 18th the House of Representatives passed a bill that would limit how much speculative traders, such as hedge funds or pension funds, could invest in commodities, and closed the "Enron loophole", which allows energy traders to escape government regulation when buying and selling over the counter or on electronic platforms.

Except for the Starz Encore movie channel, Liberty is basically not an operating company–and wants more to help escape government regulators.

"I'm very disappointed that they've taken the low-hanging fruit," Ramsay said, adding that the ABC cannot expect to be a "holy cow" and escape government-wide efficiencies.

Their presence in Taliban hands suggests that weapons purchased by the United States had escaped government custody.

One cannot buy a CD without labels warning the listener of profanity, or a hair dryer without labels warning the user not to place the object in water, yet somehow, junk-food companies have escaped government regulation and public scrutiny.

It seems that no large tech company is escaping government scrutiny.

Others have escaped government airstrikes in Syria's second city of Aleppo.