Sentence examples for pay to evade from inspiring English sources

The recent hunger strike by the social activist Anna Hazare has drawn attention to the everyday corruption that has infuriated India's middle class — the large and small bribes people must pay to evade the annoyances and harassments of an overbearing and inept state.

Argentines are accustomed to buying mostly in cash in large part to evade paying taxes.

And in 2011, two former deliverymen retained a lawyer, Dan Knauth, asserting that the restaurant had paid them less than minimum wage, did not pay for work beyond 40 hours per week and paid cash to evade scrutiny.

In his closing speech, Mr John Kelsey-Fry QC attacked the tactics used in the Beasley interview from February 2009 – the centrepiece of the prosecution's case against Redknapp – which submits that two payments totalling £189,000 into a Monaco bank account were bonuses paid offshore to evade tax.

Just as the Soviets responded to constant surveillance by having private conversations in parks and making telephone calls from the subway, he said, Americans too, have been "bovine," simply adjusting their behavior to the intrusions of technology — by avoiding the use of E-mail for private communications, for example, and paying with cash to evade direct marketers..

Just as the Soviets responded to constant surveillance by having private conversations in parks and making telephone calls from the subway, he said, Americans too, have been "bovine," simply adjusting their behavior to the intrusions of technology — by avoiding the use of E-mail for private communications, for example, and paying with cash to evade direct marketers...

As in many parts of the world, China has a thriving cash economy, and it is common for small businesses like restaurants to evade paying sales tax.

Settling up — and the threatening that occasionally goes along with that for those who try to evade paying — is still done locally.

Although they are automatically taxed on their basic state salary, by failing to declare any additional wealth they would have been able to evade paying tax.

But the governor and his staff insisted that the loopholes allowed corporations to evade paying taxes and unfairly shifted the burden to middle-class families.

"The small minority of embassies that think it is acceptable to evade paying the charge are insulting each and every Londoner".