Sentence examples for to evade state from inspiring English sources
State officials said the move allowed Mr. Rich to evade state and city taxes.
An indictment in a Texas court alleges that Mr DeLay laundered money to evade state restrictions on the use of corporate funds to win the state legislature.
The report further accuses the doctor of submitting fraudulent statements to insurance companies and hospitals to cover infertility treatments, and of pressing patients to evade state investigators.
But state prosecutors announced last month in a full-page advertisement in Reforma, a Mexico City newspaper, that they were investigating the firm after "detecting irregular management of several bank accounts created to evade state taxes".
In June 2002, Tyco's board forced him to resign on the day New York prosecutors charged him with using Tyco's corporate headquarters in New Hampshire to evade state sales taxes on millions of dollars in art for his Manhattan apartment.
Though Taylor earned a reputation as a rigorous watchdog, opposing a 2004 decision that allowed banks to evade state supervision and warning of dubious loan products, she stepped down as bank superintendent in 2007, joined a private investment firm and took on more at Acción.
Federal regulators made a disastrous decision when they allowed banks to evade one state's interest-rate restrictions by incorporating in another state that had no such restrictions.
Prosecutors called it a scheme to evade a state law barring corporate contributions; Mr. DeLay said it was just an innocent coincidence.
Yet Shin, who is not exactly a master escape artist, manages to evade the state's controls, and along his stumble to freedom he encounters many others who — not in words, certainly, but in practice — are defying the system.
Mr DeLay had resigned in September from his position as House majority leader when a Texas grand jury indicted him on charges of trying to evade the state's election laws, but signalled his continued appetite for power by fixing himself a seat on the Appropriations Committee.
Each evaded state and federal banking regulations to make illegal stock purchases from banks that were going public, according to the Securities and Exchange Commission.
