Sentence examples for evade oversight from inspiring English sources
Governments also have bad reasons for keeping secrets – to avoid embarrassment, evade oversight or escape legal accountability.
The professors also recognize that their proposal, if enacted, would encourage financial activity to move overseas in order to evade oversight.
After three people died in the 1994 crash of a small plane operated by a friend of Mr. Daschle, he was accused of helping his friend's firm evade oversight, and his wife was accused of helping her husband hide his efforts.
We must close loopholes that allow financial firms to evade oversight and circumvent rules of the road.
The rule, in addition to mandating new risk controls and other safeguards for futures industry marketplaces, for the first time sets standards for exchanges to offer swaps contracts, a more complex derivative that has long evaded oversight.
It can also allow states to evade legislative oversight.
But it was appalling to hear his successor, Michael Mukasey — who was supposed to be better — demanding that Congress further expand Mr. Bush's power to detain foreigners without charges or reliable evidence, and further evade judicial oversight.
TfL has said Uber is not a "fit and proper" operator, listing several reasons for remove licensing — including the company's approach to reporting serious crimes by drivers using its platform, and its use of proprietary software developed internally to help it evade regulatory oversight (although Uber has claimed it has not used the 'Greyball' program in London for that specific purpose).
Many people are dubious that a few such doctors could evade hospital oversight or so largely escape meaningful consequences for such behavior.
Addressing complaints that the intelligence agencies have evaded Congressional oversight and skirted the law, Mr. Blair promised a different approach.
It's an unregulated swath of the market that's evaded government oversight, and, in the absence of new gun legislation, will continue to do so.
