When he had to high-step to evade a tackler, he kept high-stepping all the way to the end zone, where it evolved into the first touchdown dance.
"They took fairly elaborate steps to evade the law," said Robert M. Morgenthau, the Manhattan district attorney.
The managers took other steps to evade regulators, the indictment asserted.
And where Mr. Durst described himself as dazed and confused after the shooting, prosecutors said he took shrewd steps to evade detection and led investigators on a 45-day nationwide manhunt.
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.
Rohrer did not, however, want the game to be impossible, so he took the step of forcing players to evade their own traps before the houses would be accessible to others.
Before Nucky escaped death at the end of the episode, he took the next step in his plan to evade a federal indictment, dropping in on Secretary Of The Treasury Andrew W. Mellon to pitch him on his plan to take George Remis down.
What steps will he take to evade and deceive the police or the agencies that seek to stop him?
On his blog, for example, McAfee has described the elaborate steps he has taken to evade capture.
At the same time the ECB and Germany might refuse to step in, because they do not want countries to evade reform.
Occasional efforts by school officials to ban private fund-raising have failed, either because parents figure out how to evade the bans or take steps to transfer children to more exclusive private schools.
