Sentence examples for increase in evasion from inspiring English sources

Non-payment of the licence fee should be decriminalised but must be done alongside new measures to prevent a subsequent increase in evasion and loss of funding.

Just a 1% increase in evasion would lead to the loss of around £35m, the equivalent of around 10 BBC local radio stations".

"Just a 1% increase in evasion would lead to the loss of around £35m, the equivalent of around 10 BBC local radio stations," it added.

A potential pitfall, officials said, is that low turnstiles are more likely to inspire fare evasion, though Ms. Kuhls said the agency had not seen measurable increases in evasions since the changes were made.

Additionally, the forgone revenues associated with a potential increase in informality and evasion must be considered.

This metastatic rebirth may be initiated by an imbalance of various factors or mechanisms contributing to cellular changes shifting apoptosis towards proliferation (e.g. release of proliferative factors by the micro-environment), by an increase in angiogenesis or evasion of the immune system [ 8].

Our preferred estimator indicates that a one percent increase in fees raises the evasion rate by 0.3 percentage points.

Governments would also have to implement the one-time tax quickly, or risk boosting tax evasion, "and increasing tax evasion would in turn decrease the acceptance of the levy," the Bundesbank said.

The resultant increase in proliferation, angiogenesis and immune-evasion, combined with inhibition of apoptosis, may lead to polyclonal expansion of cells with dysregulated viral and cellular gene expression programs, and following acquisition of additional genetic and epigenetic abnormalities, to the outgrowth of fully transformed clones (Figure 8).

But, with a steady increase in the service tax rate, tax evasion in India is likely to get a fresh lease of life.Premdayal Gupta.

However, Hatzis is unsure if there will be a similar substantial increase in British tourists and he says tax evasion in tourist destinations is still rife.