Sentence examples similar to fitting to evade from inspiring English sources

In its place, he instituted an inhumane policy called "wet foot, dry foot" in which he offered Cubans asylum based on the Darwinian principle of "survival of the fittest" — refugees intrepid enough to evade the Coast Guard and reach dry land could stay, while those interdicted at sea would be sent back to their Cuban communist masters.

Easy for big corporations to evade, the SBT fitted concrete boots on small unincorporated businesses.

Some of these birds are in poor condition and may have been less able to evade oncoming vehicles than fit individuals would have been.

As a result, a spiral ensues: insiders twist rules as they see fit, outsiders try to constrain them, and insiders find new ways to evade or manipulate the new rules.

Although its ranks have been depleted – with many commanders killed by Kony himself in fits or paranoia and rage – dense jungle and desert terrain have allowed the group to evade capture repeatedly.

"We have leaflets which explain how Vodafone has been tax evading, and how that fits into the wider spiel the government has been giving us to say all these cuts are all really necessary – when in effect they could be sourcing some of this money from big corporations that are managing to evade their taxes," she said.

I refuse to evade responsibility.

Each attempt to evade detection — the….

But the requirement is easy to evade.

To evade these pressures, Morris turns inward.

Pathogens evolve to evade the evasions.