Sentence examples for evasion into a from inspiring English sources

The job of turning corporate tax evasion into a political issue has been left to Levin, the head of the Senate's Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations (and a national treasure), and to John McCain, the ranking minority member on Levin's committee and one of the few Republicans willing to criticize corporate misbehavior.

Both HIV and the bacterium that causes TB have turned immune evasion into an art form and both are adept at developing resistance to drugs.

Lewis takes the reader back to the time leading up to the financial crisis with stories about Icelandic fishermen turned investment bankers, how the Greeks have turned tax-evasion into a national pastime and why Germany thought the rest of the world would behave like them.

"In recent weeks, the disclosure of the so-called 'Panama Papers' – millions of leaked documents reportedly revealing the use of anonymous offshore shell companies – has brought the issues of illicit financial activity and tax evasion into the spotlight," said the White House in a statement.

Recognising the impact of the leak, the White House said the investigation had "brought the issues of illicit financial activity and tax evasion into the spotlight".

In their written assessment of the Warren proposal, Saez and Zucman assume that "households subject to the wealth tax are able to reduce their reported net worth by 15% through a combination of tax evasion and tax avoidance". The $2.75 trillion revenue projection takes this level of evasion into account.

Fex: CO2 flux by evasion into the atmosphere from river.

While the representations of all meridians extend approximately equally long into the cortical u-direction (in anatomical terms the posterior anterior axis), the more vertical they are, the larger is their evasion into the cortical v-direction (into the dorsal and ventral direction for the upper and lower visual quadrant, respectively).

Last week, Hollande unwittingly answered the question of whether a man marked by comfort with evasion can turn into a full-frontal bulwark of frankness and decision in a matter of days in early May.

"The M.T.A. already has a track record of delay and evasion in moving into a compressed natural gas technology that has been proven around the country," Mr. Russianoff said.

The dispute, in which the Internal Revenue Service, backed by the Justice Department, is trying to force UBS to hand over the names of 52,000 wealthy American clients suspected of tax evasion, has escalated into a showdown that has frayed relations between Switzerland and the United States, peeled back layers of Swiss banking secrecy and rattled the world's private banking industry.