Sentence examples for escape supervision from inspiring English sources

These have no real presence where they are incorporated, so they can escape supervision by regulators.

The automobile is a means for them to escape parental supervision.

Many delight in their flexible work schedules, with time for the kids and for errands, and their escape from supervision.

Many of her crusades now seem prescient: She vigorously opposed a 2004 decision that allowed banks like J. P. Morgan and HSBC Holdings to escape state supervision.

The authoritarian element of Louis XIV's reign is undeniable: he was determined that no institution or social class would escape the supervision of the crown and its ministers.

There is reason to believe that Jefferson's relationship with his mother was strained, especially after his father died in 1757, because he did everything he could to escape her supervision and had almost nothing to say about her in his memoirs.

"Now the children have a good weight, good height – although of course some are not perfect, there are some who escape our supervision," he says.

This is where he befriends two other Ceylonese boys and escapes the supervision of an almost-aunt in first class.

The only trouble was that, once having made his escape from the supervision of his inferiors, he found that there was nowhere to go and nothing much to do.

The government would have the power to peer into the inner workings of companies that currently escape most federal supervision — insurance companies like the American International Group, multibillion-dollar hedge funds like the Citadel Group and private equity firms like the Carlyle Group or Kohlberg ,Kravis & Roberts.

Now Geithner's Treasury concedes that AIG "should never have been allowed to escape tough, consolidated supervision".