Sentence examples for evading duties from inspiring English sources
If the ordinance was rescinded, he would have had to deal with charges relating to evading duties on an armoured BMW, commissions from a Polish tractor manufacturer, and a kickback from a gold bullion dealer.
He pleaded guilty and was convicted of being knowingly concerned in fraudulently evading duty on goods under section 170(2)(a) of the Customs and Excise Management Act 1979.
At the same time, Mr. Nyachae has accused Mr. Mwau of pressing the charges only to divert attention from the fact that he himself is under investigation by the Kenya Revenue Authority for evading duty on the import of automobile tires.
Last week it announced further cuts to defence and welfare spending -- saying it would not be signing weapons deals with either Germany or France – and, in a major move against tax offenders, began closing down night clubs that have evaded duties.
And the islands remain places to transfer smuggled cargo, whether it be to evade duty or drugs charges.
The editors also found out something very surprising about "skive," a World War I British slang word meaning to evade duty.
The sentence rises in accordance with the length of time service is avoided, with a maximum of three years for those who evade duty for 17 to 23 years or more.
That's 9.5 million darts, for those playing at home all packaged to look commercially viable, and estimated to be worth about $7.6 million in evaded duty, according to the ABC.
By evading import duties and shipping costs, black-market dealers undercut local bottlers.
While Google Earth was originally intended to help people find their way around, Riverhead is one of the first incidences of what will inevitably be many more cases of the tool being used by local and national governments to catch people evading their duties as citizens, unless Google somehow intervenes.
When he began his military service recently, he landed a desk job.More and more people are finding ways to evade tough duty, or duty altogether.
