Sentence examples for escape rules from inspiring English sources

Let's think about me as a voice, because I was trying to escape rules".

While many subcultures seek to escape rules and regulations, I enjoyed the rigid codes of the punk world.

He pointed out that stem cell researchers had left California for England and that cloning experts had left Scotland for Singapore to escape rules that they considered onerous.

He told Mr. Ryan what he was about to say and assured him he would be welcomed back as chairman, even though he needs a waiver to escape rules limiting chairmen's terms.

Others escape the rules by seeking jobs in neighboring countries like the United Arab Emirates, where social rules are more lax.

Havens are places where you can put your wealth in order to escape the rules at home.

This may prompt some investment-banking businesses to move to America.Might this herald a general trend for banks to start moving around to escape restrictive rules?

A central tenet of that bill would allow banks to escape many rules if they held a larger cushion against losses.

A government that creates a new category of schools to escape the rules it has itself created sounds like something out of Lewis Carroll.

In America they have fought relentlessly against charter schools (which escape union rules about pay and promotion) and scholarship schemes (which give choice to parents).The teachers' unions have an impressive record of terminating reformers.

Thus, in Britain, transfer prices of goods or services between a London head office and its subsidiary in, say, Dover, used to escape tax rules that applied if the subsidiary were in Calais.