Sentence examples for escape the duties from inspiring English sources

But the Asian producers started making more SUVs and pickup trucks in their North American factories to escape the duties, and then a rising oil-price led many motorists to abandon these often gas-guzzling vehicles.

It highlights as well a longstanding societal fissure between those forced to absorb an ever-increasing tax burden and those who escape the duty by sending money overseas.

The longer my wings will burn, The closer I am to the truth, Risen from the ashes.Yet he could never fully escape the duty to help his people sustain their sense of destiny.

The high street chain saw millions wiped off its shares after the budget closed a loophole that has meant some hot takeaway foods, such as sausage rolls and pasties, escaped the duty.

Privatisation rushes on, at least £11bn so far, but private providers escape the NHS duty of openness or freedom for whistleblowers.

And the deal will allow Kodak to escape the official 40% import duties China imposes on film.

Just as I'd escaped to Calcutta as a boy, to write about it was to escape the unspoken, but increasingly palpable, duty – for the Indian writer in English – to write about India.

He could not, however, escape the toast, which it was my duty to propose: 'The health and prosperity of the president of the Republic.

I pictured Jack in his room, playing Call of Duty with the sound off, trying to escape the consequences of his poor decision making.

The first unsuccessful attempt to escape the prison was made on April 27, 1936 by Joseph Bowers, who was assigned the duty of burning trash at the incinerator.

So though your neighbors might just have been glad to escape the fine, you can savor the thrill of having done your citizenly duty.