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.
Soft money is the unlimited and largely unregulated donations to political parties, intended to evade limits on direct donations to candidates.
The decisions fall into broad categories, generally turning on whether the couple in question intended to evade their home state's laws.
The lawyer, Edgar Paltzer, 57, a dual United States-Swiss citizen, admitted he opened bank accounts in Switzerland in the name of entities he formed for American citizens, knowing they intended to evade taxes.
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.
Paul D. Harris and Lester R. Retherford, both of Colorado, and Robert N. Bedford of Florida, operating through Tower Executive Resources, charged a $50,000 fee to small-business owners to set up shell companies in the Turks and Caicos Islands intended to evade taxes, the indictment said.
A spate of former Liberal politicians, whose names won't mean anything to anyone because they were never more than party hacks, were found to have intended to evade election funding and disclosure laws.
American clients are allowed to claim a tax credit for any money withheld, but those with offshore accounts intended to evade taxes generally do not do so because that would disclose their secret accounts to the I.R.S.
