Sentence examples for intended to evade from inspiring English sources
The F-35, intended to evade radar, is the Pentagon's largest program.
It is intended to evade some of South Korea's most popular antivirus products and to render computers unusable.
The work was methodical and unrushed, intended to evade the attention of inspectors and the sanctions of Iran's enemies.
The decisions fall into broad categories, generally turning on whether the couple in question intended to evade their home state's laws.
Soft money is the unlimited and largely unregulated donations to political parties, intended to evade limits on direct donations to candidates.
In September 2008, a Senate subcommittee issued a scathing report, "Dividend Tax Abuse," that accused Wall Street banks of marketing and selling complex swaps intended to evade taxes on dividend payments.
They run off to London, intending to evade the intolerable demands of family and community.
Lawsuit Over Tax Shelter May Derail a Settlement A former director of America Online and a former senior AOL executive have sued the law firm of Jenkens & Gilchrist and two other entities, saying that they were sold illegitimate tax shelters in 1999 and 2000 intended to help them evade taxes on $200 million in income.
The big, slow-moving bombers operated in formations (sometimes numbering 1,000 or more) that were intended not to evade enemy defenses but to beat them back or simply swamp them with numbers.
Prosecutors said he "trained and tasked" his son in spycraft from his cell beginning in 2006, and helped the son meet Russian handlers in Mexico, Peru and Cyprus to pass on information intended to help Russian agents evade detection, prosecutors said.
And so they've championed the mythology Polanski fashioned for himself, allowed him to clad himself in the guise once thoroughly skewered by Nabakov, to charm his audiences as he once charmed his victim's mother and his victim herself, and cheered his attempts to evade the processes intended to put an end--at least temporarily--to his predation.
