"He was seeking to evade the limits set forth in Proposition 34," Mr. Johnson said.
At that time, his ability to temporarily evade British surveillance set off a major terrorism alert in the United States.
Shaxson shows how the absence of proper regulation in London allowed American banks to evade the rules set by their own government.
Two weeks later, after Press TV tried to evade the blockade by setting up a second channel, the A.D.L. complained again, calling the broadcaster's use of YouTube a violation of American sanctions, and the Iranians again found themselves blocked.
Last fall, Fox's news programs gave heavy play to heavily edited tapes that appeared to show counselors at the liberal community organizing group Acorn giving advice to an ostensible pimp and his prostitute about evading taxes and setting up a brothel.
In contrast, groups of masked and hooded rioters looted dozens of shops in Manchester and adjoining Salford, consistently evading riot officers and setting shops on fire.
Among these were the Long March of 1934-36, which ended with the Communists evading the Kuomintang and setting up a revolutionary base in the dust-cloaked yellow hills of Shaanxi Province.
After informing us that his book is a distillation of eight years spent learning to "extract drinkable fluids from the ocean, deliver a baby, fly a plane, pick locks, hot-wire cars, build homes, set traps, evade bounty hunters" and so forth, he promises that when it all hits the fan, "you're going to want to find me.
But Khanna's letter argued that TransDigm evaded these rules by setting up "a network of captive distributors" ― middlemen who sold to the government, creating the illusion of an actual competitive market.
