Sentence examples for get away with practices from inspiring English sources

There is no accountability worth worrying about; Bastrykin's agency can easily get away with practices that appear dubious at best, and those who look deeper can face grave consequences.

The difference is that with younger subordinates, you can more easily get away with supervisory practices which we could describe as not so good, like just telling people, "Do this because I said so". You can't do that with more experienced subordinates.

So if we have to do the work anyway, let's not compound the problem by letting them get away with harsh practices under our very contracts.

We want a single definition of self-employment across government departments to make it clearer when people are being bogusly self-employed and make it harder for businesses to get away with this practice".

While most factories in Europe and America can no longer get away with this practice, the same cannot be said of the vast leather industry in China, where many bags, jackets, and shoes begin life - including many bound for the luxury market.

How they get away with this practice is beyond my comprehension.

Every time I write about Anthem's proposed $15 "convenience fee" for people to pay their premiums with plastic, and how this would violate state law, I get bombarded with calls and emails from readers asking why some places get away with the practice.

But, in an interesting illustration of how modern campaigns by activists against companies can gather momentum, the top-tier companies now complain that lesser ones get away with poor labour practices, and so impede progress in the whole sector.

The US delegation had opposed the positive reference to a "rules-based international order" as they argued the current system is skewed against the US and has allowed China to get away with unfair trading practices.

Shanahan also said Haynesworth would no longer get away with playing without practicing.

"And you can't get away with a bad practice in this group.