Sentence examples for evade judgment from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors have challenged the ruling, delaying the possible release of Ms. Ieng Thirith, the first Khmer Rouge leader to evade judgment after being arrested.

That gives employers additional time to evade judgments from the state, according to employment attorneys and workers' advocates.

"Compared to how hard it is now, and how many unreasonable protections there are right now for employers," he said, "it's going to be a lot better". He said employers could still evade judgments if they formed corporations under the name of someone who is not the true owner -- such as listing an 18-year-old son who has no assets.

Transfirst has shown Francine has, at a minimum, enabled Dominic's efforts to evade the judgment.

But the fact that history has rehabilitated reputations is no excuse for evading moral judgment today.

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

Yet Chevron's manipulation of the evidence continues in collateral legal proceedings where Chevron hopes to discredit the Ecuador judgment and evade paying for a clean up.

He still evades the pragmatic judgment that Bush's consequences are the inescapable results of neoconservatism and not its aberration.

Sponsored by Senate leader Kevin de Leon (D-Los Angeles), the legislation aims to address the widespread challenge of collecting back pay from employers who evade state judgments -- by either changing names or transferring assets to other corporations.

Even though the conviction is unjust, he argues, it would be wrong — having benefited from living under the laws of Athens and having agreed to abide by the jury's judgment — to now seek to evade his punishment.

It is additionally concerning that the government is consulting the public on proposed amendments that clearly seek to reject or evade significant requirements of the CJEU's judgment.