Sentence examples for to avoid the duties from inspiring English sources

To avoid the duties, automakers struggled to find economical ways to squeeze a wide range of models onto single assembly lines in their Canadian factories.

In this movie, Shrek (Mike Myers), eager to avoid the duties of kingship in Far, Far Away, goes on a quest to find a substitute — Fiona's cousin Arthur, or Artie (Justin Timberlake), who turns out to be a student at Worcestershire Academy, a sort of medieval Burbank High in which snarky kids in jerkins smoke frankincense and myrrh.

If stringent egalitarian duties to needy people arise only because the needy participate in a scheme of cooperation with the non-needy, then strategic action to avoid the duties seems permissible.

Some Chinese solar panel manufacturers are already planning to move final assembly of solar modules to plants in the United States, a step that could allow them to avoid the duty someday, said Rhone Resch, the chief executive and president of the industry association.

Cut diamonds are smuggled in, not to avoid the 10% duty but to keep the government from knowing they're here and thus avoid the much higher federal excise and income taxes in any transactions involving them.

"We expect that the mortgage market will be boosted up to April, as buyers bring forward their transactions to avoid the stamp duty surcharge on additional homes," he said.

(Mr. Douglas played McMurphy in the original, short-lived Broadway staging of Mr. Wasserman's adaptation in 1963.) A bawdy brawler who gets himself checked into a mental institution to avoid the work duty of a prison sentence, McMurphy is meant to be a cyclonic life force.

In order to avoid the extreme duty cycle operation, multi-level converters are attractive candidates [27, 28].

Heineken's purchase of 97.8percentt of Ahram's shares also gives the Dutch company access to the heavily protected Egyptian market in a way that allows it to avoid the 300 percent duty on imported alcoholic drinks.

There were other reasons for an early handover: the Duke was determined to avoid the ravages of estate duty that had nearly destroyed Woburn when he inherited it in 1953.

Yet no one ought avoid the duties of citizenship.