Frases de ejemplo en inglés con «avoidance»

Trust is risk, and risk avoidance is the name of the game in business.

The government is cracking down on tax avoidance schemes.

There's a fine line between tax minimisation and tax avoidance.

There's a fine line between tax minimization and tax avoidance.

We need to close loopholes that allow corporations and wealthy individuals to avoid paying their fair share of taxes through tax havens and tax avoidance, trillions of dollars that could be going towards pressing needs like education and health care and infrastructure.

“This breed has been used for about 5,000 years to protect livestock from predators,” says Marker, “and they act as a guardian by avoidance.”

Exercising outdoors with others has become an avoidance dance.

Pathological demand avoidance is not an official diagnosis, but a profile used by educators to describe those whose main characteristic is to avoid everyday demands and expectations to an extreme extent.

Will the media really continue to gloss over corporate tax avoidance?

The left is abandoning issues like this entirely out of timidity, avoidance of impurity, or some other reason.

This is an egregious example of tax avoidance.

This contradiction is at the heart of a recent debate in Germany and the European Union about tax avoidance by wealthy multinational corporations.

Statements from the summit will probably allude to avoidance of future health crises, measures to ease climate change and steps toward a "green" economy, Menon said.

Matthew engaged in tax avoidance.

Since the introduction of the process of gas-singeing in finishing textiles, many improvements have been made in the construction of the machines for this purpose as well as in that of the burners, for the object of the latter must be to effect the singeing not only evenly and thoroughly, but at the same time with a complete combustion of the gas and avoidance of sooty deposits upon the cloth.

His excessive defensiveness and avoidance of direct questions suggest an attempt to hide the truth.