Sentence examples for has long evaded from inspiring English sources
Reconciliation must be geared toward the social and economic development that has long evaded the Burmese state.
Similarly, President Omar Hassan al-Bashir of Sudan is wanted by the court on genocide charges for atrocities in Darfur, but he has long evaded arrest.
The rule, in addition to mandating new risk controls and other safeguards for futures industry marketplaces, for the first time sets standards for exchanges to offer swaps contracts, a more complex derivative that has long evaded oversight.
The testing will be a significant step for baseball, allowing it to move ahead of other professional sports leagues, including the N.F.L., in confronting the troublesome issue of a drug that has long evaded detection.
The site has long evaded legal attempts at shutdown, but Sunde has moved on – founding Flattr, a micropayments site aimed at giving independent sites and blogs a voluntary revenue stream.
The finance minister is not without sympathy for those who have long evaded the tax net.
He had long evaded U.S.-assisted manhunts before negotiating an agreement with the Colombian government in 1991 under which he took up residence in a "prison" he himself had built in the hills above his home city.
If the World Shakespeare festival brings anything home, surely it will be that while we in Britain like to imagine Shakespeare is ours alone, the reality is that he has long since slipped over the border, evaded our grasp, moved on elsewhere, to many places at once.
It's that they evade the point that the Republican Party has long since abandoned its rationale for the shutdown and the threat to the debt limit in the first place -- rolling back Obamacare.
Cutaneous melanoma has long been recognised as an immunogenic tumour that successfully evades immune recognition while paradoxically, spreads through the lymphatic system.
Donald Trump has long deployed what might be called the chaff approach to evading legal scrutiny in his business dealings.
