Sentence examples for that would evade from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mawuko, in particular, assisted drug suppliers "through his extensive knowledge of maritime navigation, including the development of sea routes that would evade law enforcement radar," an indictment says.

The Obama administration has ruled out the possibility of coordinating U.S. airstrikes in Syria with President Bashar al-Assad's government, forcing U.S. officials to design a campaign that would evade Syrian air defenses or coordinate it with Assad through a third party.

Sen. John Barrasso (R-Wyo)., one of the upper chamber's few medical doctors, took another tack, saying that Trump's actions so far — including an order to make it easier for associations to form plans that would evade the ACA's mandates — would lead to lower premiums.

We intend to launch a successful FDIA that would evade being detected by the system and cause adverse SSA results compared to the actual situations.

And in large studies with blood donors, his team has not found pieces of viruses that would evade antibody-based tests.

He tried to hide an affair with his attractive biographer and jogging partner, Paula Broadwell, by using a dropbox that would evade any email trail.

What Congress failed to anticipate was that companies would evade that restriction by making ever bigger awards of stock options and other performance-based compensation, leading to huge paydays for many executives.

These new rules, he said, were "a hammer blow against those that would illegally evade taxes and hide their wealth in the dark corners of the financial system".

In April, the chancellor, George Osborne, said this information sharing initiative was "a hammer blow against those that would illegally evade taxes and hide their wealth in the dark corners of the financial system".

The chancellor said the rules, agreed this week, were "a hammer blow against those that would illegally evade taxes and hide their wealth in the dark corners of the financial system.

Blonsky said the cartoon seemed in some way manipulative -- constructed in "a polysemic fashion, to supply multiple meanings that would deliberately evade interpretation". When told of the religious interpretation, he said that in this light, the cartoon suddenly made logical sense.