Sentence examples for whether to evade from inspiring English sources

People who have been secretly hoarding cash, whether to evade taxes or conceal profits, must change their money soon or watch it become virtually useless.

"What our report showed," she added, "is a disregard for the rule of the law among a lot of the business community in Mexico, whether it is to evade taxes or engage in bribery or other crimes.

Your decision to publish something so absurd and chauvinistic, regardless of whether you try to evade journalistic responsibility by moving the article to the "Opinions" section, has resulted in the loss of at least one reader, and I hope many more.

They said prosecutors were examining whether campaign officials tried to evade laws governing a candidate's use of aircraft provided by a supporter.

Apart from the issue of whether the flights should have been reimbursed in full, investigators also have a number of questions about the way the flights were accounted for and whether the campaign sought to evade reporting laws.

"States' rights" is not a way to evade whether one should support marriage equality or not.

The pathway of MHC class I presentation is an important mechanism in determining whether tumors are able to evade immune response.

"It's very hard to answer the question of whether there is any intent to evade," Mr. Shear said.

Federal investigators have also subpoenaed records of the Bergen County Democratic Party to determine whether Mr. Torricelli used the party to evade campaign finance rules.

The civil case is thought to be the first to be filed by a wealthy American client of UBS, which is under investigation by the Justice Department over whether it allowed its customers to evade United States taxes by hiding money offshore.

In an interview with reporters, Justice Minister Hideo Usui said the government should "carefully watch" the group's activities to determine whether the reforms were intended to evade the new laws.