Sentence examples for practices to evade from inspiring English sources
Following federal and state investigations in 2005, it was disclosed that AIG had engaged in a series of longstanding false premium reporting practices to evade state insurance taxes and residual market obligations.
Sheila Krumholz, the Center's executive director, told me that despite the denials coming from conservative non-profits her organization has found increasing evidence of practices designed to evade I.R.S. rules governing tax-exempt status and donor disclosure.
Jackson called his players together Friday for a film session, then turned them loose, without a practice, allowing them to evade the news media.
The CNFC under-reported gross tonnage for 44 of its 59 vessels operating in west Africa, the report alleged, a practice which enables companies to evade licensing fees and could potentially mean they were fishing in prohibited areas.
"If it becomes common practice for non-compliant countries to evade public scrutiny, Cites will cease to be relevant".
Facebook would not share specifics about the number of accounts or groups they have banned in Myanmar in recent months, which illustrates one of the most consistent complaints amongst human rights monitors and activists in Myanmar: For all its positive steps, Facebook continues to evade basic transparency practices.
Good in theory, but in practice, banks will do their utmost to evade it (see Economics focus).
Which means you need to know how to evade objects, and practice doing flips and landings.
But one subsection of the community has managed to evade financial institutions' discriminatory practices, a new study from the University of Iowa shows.
The National Security Agency searched through its data troves of emails and other communications data for 198 "identifiers" of Americans' information in 2013 alone, a practice civil libertarians denounce as a way to evade constitutional privacy protections.
Practice your Evading Another way of defending yourself is to evade the kick.
