Sentence examples for shirk paying from inspiring English sources

Opposition parties and human-rights activists, however, argue that the law could allow foreign firms to shirk paying proper compensation to the victims of a future Bhopal.

Both Uber and Lyft shirk paying out crucial benefits to drivers, such as unemployment insurance and workers compensation contributions, as well as skirt minimum wage and overtime laws by classifying their drivers as independent contractors rather than employees.

Unless, of course, you're the one trying to sell your stake in Alibaba and then shirk paying taxes on the proceeds.

Yet it also will pay each seller its full share whenever buyers shirk from paying.

What's the point of doing your duty if shirking responsibility pays off so well?

The corporation, Shaffer said, is shirking its duty by not paying benefits, and that burden will be passed along to taxpayers.

After over a decade of shirking their tax burden by paying extremely low effective tax rates -- an average of 12.1% in 2012 -- these corporations, after the debacle in 2004, have the balls to ask for another low rate to bring back foreign profits.

The problem comes when this disruption means new methods for squeezing more out of its customers and shirking obligations to pay us.

The Defense Department has shirked responsibility to pay for hundreds of millions of dollars in transportation improvements required as it transfers thousands of workers to Fort Belvoir, Fort Meade and the National Naval Medical Center in Bethesda, according to a congressionally mandated study released Monday.

Obviously it's a lot harder to shirk your responsibility when you're not the only one paying attention — better to go for it than risk public mockery at the hands of your skinny siblings.

People who forget to pay, or shirk their responsibility, will have to pay increasing penalties, up to £80, depending on how long they wait.