Sentence examples for widely evaded from inspiring English sources

Other candidates blamed the minimum wage, or corporate taxes (widely evaded through loopholes) or unspecified "federal regulations" and bureaucrats.

"One can expect to find evasion and fiddling among all classes of people," he warned before predicting the residents' charge would be seen by the public "as being widely evaded and would bring the new system quickly into disrepute".

Extremely high cigarette taxes are widely evaded.

The British Admiralty proposed four plans in response to attacks on British shipping, favouring sending significant naval resources to the Mediterranean as the best solution; previous control measures had been widely evaded.

The widely evaded tax had collected little revenue, and Congress eventually repealed it.

Introduced a tax on betting (which was widely evaded and abolished three years later).

The scheme to assign college graduates to "grass roots" jobs is widely ignored and evaded, the crackdown on private and collective enterprises has foundered and the effort to expel dissident party members has been subverted so that the vast majority of party members are being "re-registered" even if they were involved in the democracy movement.

The locations of checkpoints to stop logging trucks are widely known and easily evaded.

Thus the international clones, which by definition are widely disseminated, can evade a conjugate vaccine by capsular transformation.

Although propagation was much less rapid than the results of simulations [5], the virus demonstrably evaded detection by a widely available open source IDS, constituting a zero-day attack.

Huawei equipment is widely installed in Europe and European governments have so far evaded calls by the U.S. to boycott the company.