For more than thirty years now, Detroit has been trying to grapple with — or, by many accounts, simply evade — the problem of automobile emissions.
By subscribing to the great New Labour fudge of "equal opportunities", they are able to evade the problem of structural, self-perpetuating inequality.
"And as more and more people cheat and evade, the problem gets worse," said Mr. Dellinger, who describes himself as a libertarian and fiscal conservative.
Whereas other candidates evaded the problem of joint occupancy of Oregon with England, he openly laid claim to the whole territory that extended as far north as latitude 54°40′ with the campaign slogan "Fifty-four fight or fight".
It releaves from low replicas and evades the problem of overlapping samples.
Immunoisolation systems using microencapsulation or PEGylation have been developed to evade the problem of rejection by the immune system.
To evade the problem of multidrug resistance, hybridization of natural products in dimers is considered as an effective method.
Halvorson (2001) shows that an alternative "Newton-Wigner" localization scheme fails to evade the problem of localization posed by the Reeh-Schlieder theorem.
Addressing energy poverty rather than energy equity conveniently evades the problem of the gap in energy consumption per capita in the developed and developing world.
Michael Hor has described the judiciary's reluctance to address these points as "an elegant piece of judicial 'kung fu'" in which it chose to evade the problem.
Many existing models evade the problem of combinatorial variety by assuming reduced, heuristic network structures that focus on a restricted number of molecular species and reactions [ 6- 14].
