Sentence examples for evade enforcement from inspiring English sources

Julian Assange has thus been able to evade enforcement of the judgment of the Supreme Court on his surrender to Sweden.

While copyright owners have welcomed the court ruling, they say it is expensive and time-consuming to pursue legal action; in the meantime, pirate sites can easily move around to evade enforcement, and new ones are always springing up.

Although states and localities cannot evade enforcement of federal laws, they can refuse to cooperate with federal authorities in carrying out mass deportation.

"These are people who attempted to evade law enforcement," said Mr. Martinez, noting that many of the Haitians fled the police when their boat ran aground last year.

"The current e-mail system enables spammers to hide their tracks and thereby evade" law enforcement and antispam filters put up by the Internet service providers.

He says he takes a number of precautions to evade law enforcement, using prepaid phones and BlackBerrys for calls and Twitter: "they're expendable.

Mr. Mawuko, in particular, assisted drug suppliers "through his extensive knowledge of maritime navigation, including the development of sea routes that would evade law enforcement radar," an indictment says.

He is accused of helping a confessed paedophile priest evade law enforcement by sending him out of state to a Church-run treatment centre, then placing the priest back in the Los Angeles ministry.

"In an effort to evade law enforcement, Vaulin allegedly relied on servers located in countries around the world and moved his domains due to repeated seizures and civil lawsuits.

Now federal prosecutors in the United States say that at the same time, Mr. Santoyo was in the pocket of drug dealers, taking at least $5 million in bribes from major narcotics traffickers from about 2000 to 2008 to help them evade law enforcement.

"What greater resolve could a leader demonstrate?" The defendants in the case are a diverse lot, the authorities said, and include a Russian pilot, a Nigerian narcotics broker, a Colombian cocaine supplier and a Ghanaian maritime expert with expertise in sea routes that could evade law enforcement radar.