Sentence examples for that dodged from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year, the New York City Council initiated an investigation into HRI data that Kushner Cos. filed false tenant documents that dodged rent laws and boosted profits.

Over the weekend, Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama unleashed another round of heated rhetoric about frontrunner Hillary Clinton, accusing her of running a "poll-driven campaign" that dodged questions and lacked substance.

The New York City Council has launched an investigation into false tenant documents reportedly filed by the Kushner family real estate company that dodged rent laws and boosted profits.

Besides Williams, the best performance was turned in by a brown dog that dodged about the field for five minutes in the first period.

But it is also part of a broader trend in the region, where kingdoms that dodged the calls for democracy that inspired the Arab Spring have moved aggressively to stamp out hints of political activism.

Even the houses that dodged the worst of Hurricane Sandy, like Ms. Quinby's, which she bought in 2005 for just over half a million dollars with her partner, Matt K. Matsuda, face stiff challenges.

(Robert Lee Hotz wrote an excellent Wall Street Journal column in 2009 on the city's sea-level threat).] My guess is that the dodged hydrological bullet may work the other way, allowing city officials to punt the question.

"Let me start by saying David Gauke was saying that tax dodging is wrong and I personally haven't dodged tax.

Public employees have so far dodged that bullet.

In September, 2004, CBS News aired what it said were newly discovered documents in a report suggesting that George W. Bush had dodged military service in Vietnam.

While the cities on this list provide a snapshot of the metros that have best dodged foreclosures, more importantly, because these are some of the cities least touched by housing inflation and the subsequent bust, they give a clue as to the underlying health of the economy–separate from the wild card the housing crisis threw in.