Sentence examples for evasion than from inspiring English sources

But on many substantive issues, his defense sounds more like bureaucratic evasion than a candid evaluation.

Greece, says Theoharis, loses around 6% more of GDP to evasion than the average country in the OECD club of rich nations.

Not many people appreciate that George Osborne probably did more to clamp down on tax avoidance and evasion than any other chancellor.

If robots prove more capable surgeons or artificial accountants are less willing to facilitate tax evasion than the occasional dodgy human version, there would be a solid ethical argument for making humans redundant from those professions.

Penalties imposed on the manager can be more effective in preventing corporate tax evasion than penalties imposed on shareholders.

In line with this result, Crocker and Slemrod (2005) illustrate that penalizing the manager is more effective in reducing tax evasion than penalizing the principal.

The main point was that Tyson was more varied in his evasions than Frazier, but more important he could advance upon his target much faster while he was evading punches where Frazier had to come almost to a dead halt while he bent over at the waist to avoid the blows.

These, Mr Schlesinger has discovered, were to school people in evasion rather than truth and honesty.

(It might more properly be said that this involves illegal evasion rather than legal avoidance).

You go after Al Capone for tax evasion rather than bootlegging — fine.

In any case, as Bajic likes to point out, Al Capone was brought down for tax evasion rather than for his more notorious activities.