Sentence examples for they may amount from inspiring English sources

But some experts say they may amount to tax evasion.

Vestager is also looking at the subsidies paid by some European governments to their electricity utilities, arguing that they may amount to illegal state aid.

Yet in combination they may amount to something more substantial".Silicon Valley is coming," warned Jamie Dimon, JPMorgan Chase's boss, in a recent letter to shareholders.

But some experts on tax shelters say that at least one of them should not pass muster in an audit and that because the techniques hide transactions from the Internal Revenue Service, they may amount to tax evasion, which is illegal, rather than aggressive tax avoidance, which is legal.

Another group said they may amount to torture.

Human rights groups argue they may amount to collective punishment, illegal under international law.

The gene mutation, they said, may amount to the beginning of the ancestral triumph of brain over brawn.

The Court finds, however, on the basis of evidence before it, that it has not been conclusively established that those atrocities, although they too may amount to war crimes and crimes against humanity, were committed with the specific intent (dolus specialis) to destroy the protected group, in whole or in part, required for a finding that genocide has been perpetrated.

Two months after Eminem's producers won a case against the Universal Music Group over how royalties are computed for digital music, more artists have followed with complaints that they are owed what may amount to millions of dollars in unpaid earnings.

They had also suffered executions and torture that together may amount to crimes against humanity, the report said.

The United Nations Committee Against Torture concluded that Taser use may amount to torture.