Sentence examples similar to sidestep duties from inspiring English sources
That has allowed companies to sidestep the duties by assembling panels composed of cells produced elsewhere, even if their components come from China.
Where Call of Duty sidestepped into the future, and Far Cry into the past, Hardline tries to distance itself from the ethical quandaries of depicting war as a video game by emulating television police dramas.
The initiative appears to be an effort to sidestep the oversight of the United Nations's Outer Space Treaty, which gives nations the duty of overseeing any space activities undertaken from its territory, whether by government bodies, commercial companies, or nonprofit organizations.
But often, it seems, success imposes on such trailblazers a countervailing duty to minimize the social challenges that make their stories so extraordinary, and to sidestep "the great task remaining before us," as Lincoln summed up the racial forecast for the nation he had just preserved.
The stamp duties paid on British share purchases in Keynes's time survive to this day, though they are easily sidestepped by investors using derivatives.
Some works sidestep race altogether.
My advice to sidestep them?
Sometimes, he could sidestep peril.
Wilson knew how to sidestep that problem.
