Sentence examples for evasion conflict from inspiring English sources

There are three important roles in evasion conflict: pursuer, target and defender.

On June 5th, the DNA announced it is investigating Romania's sitting prime minister, Victor Ponta (pictured above), for forgery, money laundering, tax evasion and conflict of interest.Romania's president, Klaus Iohannis, who was elected last December on an anti-corruption platform, promptly asked Mr Ponta to step down.

The charges against Ponta include tax evasion, money laundering, conflict of interest and making false statements while he was working as a lawyer in 2007 and 2008.

We are all used to messy politics, with its trail of conflict, evasions and broken promises.

Director John Christensen said in a statement that the law firm operated with "extreme secrecy and discretion" for their clients, "which was attractive to many clients engaged in tax evasion, fraud, hiding conflicts of interest, and other white collar crimes".

In July, Ponta was indicted for tax evasion, money laundering and conflicts of interest.

The argument over recognition is in the end a form of evasion designed to perpetuate the conflict.

Yet in recent days, as Yemen slips from political crisis into bloody civil conflict, Mr. Saleh's evasions have become downright bizarre — exasperating kings, presidents, and even many of his own loyalists.

What started as a family dispute over the decision by Liliane Bettencourt to give away part of her billion-euro fortune to a celebrity photographer, a case currently before the French courts, gradually became a case of alleged tax evasion before turning into one of conflict of interest at the highest level of state.

How the extreme variation in colorful ornaments satisfies the conflicting demands of predator evasion and mate attraction in male guppies has fascinated scientists for almost a century (Winge 1922, 1927; Lindholm and Breden 2002; Magurran 2005).

What started as a family dispute over the decision by the French billionaire, Liliane Bettencourt, to give away part of her fortune to a much younger photographer — a case currently in French courts — gradually evolved into a case of tax evasion accusations before turning into one of conflict of interest at the highest level of government.