Though his opinion was, for the most part, poorly written and argued, it did raise some legitimate questions, especially regarding the loophole-ridden nature of the ban, which covers things like soda and sports drinks but not milkshakes or frappucinos, and which could be evaded, as Tingling noted, by simply walking out of a restaurant and into the grocery store next door.
The King wished to restore to the crown its prospects of escheat and of certain feudal duties, which could be evaded by the alienation to uses.
Speaking Wednesday in Bern, Hans-Rudolf Merz, the Swiss president, said the days of Swiss banks "systematically managing assets on which taxes were evaded, these times are over," Bloomberg News reported.
To explain the dichotomy role of Slug in mediating EMT, it was proposed that Slug has a surveillance role in rapidly signaling the onset of adverse conditions which may be evaded by rapid migration of cells to a niche more favorable for growth through Snail mediated EMT [44].
Thus, the necessity of shear correction factor is evaded.
The correlation is not driven by genes with specific functions and may instead best be viewed as an evolutionary default state, which can nevertheless be evaded by certain gene types.
One of the key mechanisms for cancer development is "Evading apoptosis", which is a crucial oncogenic property of cancer cells.
Coexistence of persistent viruses and their hosts exerts selective pressures on both the host immune system and on viral genomes, forcing viruses to continually evolve mechanisms through which host immune defenses are evaded.
"You're kind of stuck, because if you don't pay, you're evading taxes, which is a criminal offense.
It is actually embarrassing to read your description of the thought process by which use of the term "torture" was evaded for describing torture.
