Sentence examples for is designed to evade from inspiring English sources

But his opinion should come as no surprise, given that back in 2015, when the price of bitcoin was just a fraction of what it is today, Dimon said "there is no government that's going to put up with it for long" as it is designed to evade government control.

The bombs were designed to evade airport security.

Messages routinely carried viruses, many of which were designed to evade traditional filters.

The trucks and train cars are easily moved and are designed to evade detection by inspectors.

However, according to the indictments some of the bribe payments were designed to evade such controls.

In the US Treasury Harry Dexter White argued that capital flows were designed to evade "new taxes or burdens of social legislation".

Things like "structured investment vehicles," for instance, were designed to evade regulations and make bank balance sheets look safer than they were.

It found that in the previous year, when Notts police claimed to have recorded a fall of 7,788 offences, the reality was that officers had hidden 9,175 offences in secret databases which were designed to evade the official figures.

They discovered that various cloud services and public Web hosting services had been infected with a particularly sophisticated form of malware, called Itsoknoproblembro, that was designed to evade detection by antivirus programs.

"Today we are lifting the veil on an intricate Iranian scheme that was designed to evade international oil sanctions," David S. Cohen, the Treasury's under secretary for terrorism and financial intelligence, said in the announcement.

On the one hand, bankers are worried that the narrow enforcement of sharia standards is liable to stifle growth; on the other some observers fear that Islamic finance is becoming so keen to drum up business that its products, with all their ingenuity, are designed to evade strict sharia standards.