Sentence examples for evasion of which from inspiring English sources

In 1987 he was given a three-year sentence for tax evasion, of which he served 366 days.

He served 358 days in prison under suspicion of his own tax evasion, of which he was convicted posthumously.

Tax resistance takes two major forms, namely tax avoidance and tax evasion both of which diminish a government's tax receipts.

A recent US government report said that Panama is "plagued" by fraud and international tax evasion, all of which are "major sources of illicit funds".

For the remaining questions, however, I look forward to Apple's responses and evasions, each of which will likely be illuminating in its own way.

In 1931, he was convicted of tax evasion, for which he received an 11-year sentence that essentially ended his reign as a gang leader.

The charges against Mrs Tollman were dropped on the same day as Mr Tollman pleaded guilty by agreement to a single count of tax evasion for which he was sentenced to one day's unsupervised probation in London.

The charges against Mrs Tollman were dropped on the same day in 2008 as Mr Tollman pleaded guilty by agreement to a single count of tax evasion for which he was sentenced to one day's unsupervised probation in London.

Last month, Tory ministers were forced to abandon plans to decriminalise licence fee evasion, a crime of which 150,000 people are convicted every year.

In other words, those swaps that do not trade via a clearinghouse when they're supposed to can't be deemed invalid because of this evasion, the effect of which could entice parties to evade clearinghouses and continue trading with one another in an unregulated shadow market because they'd know those contracts would be enforced in a court of law.

Ray films their ingenuous mutual passion with a wide-eyed pictorial ardor to match, but balances it with the societal obstacle course of deceptions and evasions, threats and terrors of which the couple's life on the run is made.