Sentence examples for that are evading from inspiring English sources

In a shameful decision that will unleash a fresh torrent of unregulated donations to pollute the presidential election, the Federal Election Commission has declined to control the new "shadow party" attack groups that are evading the campaign finance law.

"The taxes that are evaded at the top have to be compensated by higher taxes for the middle class," Zucman said.

After initial adherence in the small intestine, the bacteria are subjected to additional clearance mechanisms that are evaded by the independent toxic action of hemolysin or MARTX.

"Those laws have been on the books and upheld by the Supreme Court, but we've got a massive cheating system that is evading them".

Indeed, it is some really good international news that's evading our close attention, even though O'Neill -- an astute man who, like me, I'll say gratuitously, attended high school in Manchester, England -- has been eager this week to tell anyone who will listen.

It's an unregulated swath of the market that's evaded government oversight, and, in the absence of new gun legislation, will continue to do so.

"They do draw the line in the right place, and they'll capture almost all of the disclosure that was evaded in the last election," he says.

President Obama has refused to open a full investigation of the many laws that were evaded, twisted or broken — pointlessly and destructively — under Mr. Bush.

Lancashire still have both eyes fixed firmly on the prize that's evaded them for 77 years".

Where to place the battery has been a puzzle that's evaded device manufacturers in recent years.

It's a record that's evaded my grasp for many a moonpie.