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Meanings of evasion in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "escape"
Examples for "escape"
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Last year his parents decided he should try to escape to Europe.
2
How can this visit help me answer the question I can't escape?
3
Neither side will escape challenge: this research will impact on the vote.
4
They allow people to escape their reality and enter a new one.
5
Now he decided a different course of escape might be in order.
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By occupying tax-dodging businesses, UKUncut forced a national debate about tax avoidance.
2
The Frenchman was evidently an adept in the art of dodging pursuit.
3
Then they tried to grip it; but the wee bannock tried dodging.
4
Hillars cried excitedly; the very men I have been dodging all day.
5
His attempts to stitch Pravin Gordhan up for tax dodging went wrong.
Usage of evasion in anglès
1
Crimes such as tax evasion, pollution and physical assaults all have victims.
2
Tax evasion and avoidance cost European states one trillion euros per year.
3
She added that she expected progress on the issue of tax evasion.
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Tax evasion was never the aim of the tax treaties, Dolstra said.
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The surprise government move is aimed at tackling corruption and tax evasion.
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It is impossible to properly fight tax evasion in such statistical fog.
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His trial for tax evasion was later described as a legal lynching.
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And some of it is coming from increased taxation including tax evasion.
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So that's how we, they have five tax evasion cases against us.
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Tax evasion is at the core of the world's shadow financial system.
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The facts of tax evasion, as we now know them, bear repetition.
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A plan that isn't motivated by the need for flight and evasion.
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Chinese customs sometimes use smuggling as a broader term for tax evasion.
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Further, evasion of immune control cannot fully explain their enhanced metastatic properties.
15
He also was acquitted, at the time, of tax fraud and evasion.
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Corruption and tax evasion have been rampant -and gone largely unpunished.
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Evasion through the time
Evasion across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
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