Sentence examples for incentive to evade from inspiring English sources

Thus, a nominal tax rate has been approached when any incentive to evade taxes simply vanishes.

Because Europeans liked British goods, smugglers had incentive to evade the restrictions in such places as Spain and Portugal.

The first and most desirable answer is to reduce the incentive to evade by cutting tax rates.

It certainly would mean less tax evasion, as lower tax rates and tax simplification reduce both the incentive to evade and the opportunity to avoid.

Of course, as the White House and virtually every expert in infectious disease has pointed out, that would give travelers an incentive to evade detection, conceal their travel histories and therefore make it much harder for us to make certain they are screened before they enter the United States.

But Pruitt's vision would create incentives for states to evade federal law and drag their feet, causing tens of thousands of premature deaths and hundreds of thousands of additional cases of aggravated asthma in downwind states due to particulates and smog, according to the EPA's regulatory impact analysis, not to mention damaging scenic vistas in national parks and wilderness areas.

Higher stamp duty on buy-to-let properties and second homes comes into force at the start of April, creating an incentive for potential purchasers to evade the clutches of the taxman.

The explicit authorization to evade clearing establishes a perverse incentive," the email argues.

The explicit authorization to evade clearing establishes a perverse incentive for clearinghouses to be even more discriminatory in accepting swaps for clearing.

"Not only did Wall Street have so much freedom, but it gave commercial banks an incentive to try and evade their regulations," Mr. Frank says.

The turn of events brings to light two features of existing EU policy: the relative weakness of EU incentives and the continuing problems for countries in the post-Soviet space to evade Russia's influence.