Sentence examples for monitoring to escape from inspiring English sources

In one bizarre twist, districts in Arizona have exploited federal desegregation orders and civil rights monitoring to escape state laws that limit their ability to raise taxes.

The decision, which allowed Mr. Francois, a former school hall monitor, to escape a capital trial was made by Judge Thomas J. Dolan of County Court, who said such a proceeding would serve "no good purpose".

This has implications beyond allowing an individual monitor to escape justice.

First, project developers or offset buyers could individually retain liability for future carbon loss, in which case those entities would be responsible for purchasing additional permits ex post, whenever sequestered carbon was shown (through monitoring) to have escaped.

They start discussing plans to escape, not knowing Ben is monitoring their conversation via security cameras.

"There may be some undiscovered ones on site, but they would have to be very, very localized in order to escape our network of monitoring wells".

Ardent opponents of the I.M.F. had favored paying most or even all the money back immediately, to escape the need for such monitoring.

The SavingsChampion website, which also monitors rates, says most banks and building societies seem to be "trying to escape from the best-buy tables rather than enter them".

Choose a room with a means for the cat to escape or get out of the reach of the puppy and always monitor the pets interactions attentively.

Modern-day monitoring means that warnings of an eruption should give most denizens of the region enough time to escape.

Yet without any international monitoring, international organizations worry these vulnerable people will be thrown right back into the misery they sought to escape in the first place. .