Sentence examples for evasion secrets from inspiring English sources

Mr. Birkenfeld, a former private banker at the Swiss bank UBS, won the enmity of his peers by violating the omerta of Swiss banking: He divulged the tax evasion secrets of UBS, the world's largest bank by assets, and its well-heeled American clients.

Seizing that opportunity will require strengthened governance backed by international cooperation to stem the hemorrhage of revenues associated with tax evasion, secret deals and illicit financial transfers.

Compounding the issue is the ability of bacteria to share their drug-evasion secrets with one another.

The tax agency on Monday extended an amnesty program intended to identify those suspected of tax evasion through secret offshore accounts.

But misdirection is practiced evasion, and narrative secrets are tested by the value of their revelations: we will need, as bounty, more than the prestidigitator's ace of spades.

Brandt mystified his own life, and protected his secrets by evasion or outright mendacity.

Margarita Tsoutsoura, a finance professor at University of Chicago, says tax evasion is an open secret in her home country.

But what Ms. Cracknell illuminates in the production of her career to date is a home way too small for the mounting secrets and evasions contained therein.

In February 2009, the bank entered into a deferred prosecution agreement over its role in aiding tax evasion by Americans using secret accounts that resulted in $780 million in fines and penalties.

Sarah Waters's novel, set both during the blitz and after, is a delicate thing – a spider's web of interconnecting stories that explore secrets and evasions as explosive as any buried bomb.

We may never know all the details of the mass surveillance programs, but we know this: The administration has justified them through abuse of language, intentional evasion of statutory protections, secret, unreviewable investigative procedures and constitutional arguments that make a mockery of the government's professed concern with protecting Americans' privacy.