Unfortunately, the World Bank s approach has evaded these issues or addressed them inadequately.

That he disliked and evaded by turning the conversation to something pleasantly jocular.

Indeed, Karadzic and Mladic have evaded arrest for years indeed, since the Dayton peace accords were signed.

The subject is avoided in history books, evaded by diplomats, and forms no part of domestic political discourse.

He appeared only to be slightly dissatisfied with her for that first night's talk which she had evaded.

Or you can oppose controls because you think that they can be easily evaded and are therefore doomed to remain ineffective.

The Muslims evaded them by taking a side route through the hills around Mecca, and then camped outside Mecca, at Hudaybiya.

At their recent trilateral summit, Japan, China, and South Korea skillfully evaded direct mention of the delicately poised security issues that they face.

These billions of dollars in evaded taxes indicated by the Panama Papers are not just a metaphor for inequality, they are its substance.

'But don't all of you like those animal pleasures?' she remarked, and he again noticed on her face that dismal look which evaded his.

It can easily be evaded by relying on offshore banking centers, some pointed out, as if not all financial regulations face that very same challenge.

Until now, member governments have largely evaded open debate on the pros and cons of federalism, because they were divided on the Union's long term destination.

Governments treated their parliaments as potential barriers to IMF plans, and therefore as nuisances to be evaded, not places to create coalitions of national political support.

Vainzikher and Olkhovik were apprehended, transported to Syktyvkar, and held under arrest for two months Slobodin has evaded investigators and was put on the federal wanted list.

As a result, despite a tripling of the global population, we have so far evaded Malthus 1798 prediction that human population growth would inevitably outstrip our ability to produce food.

If capital controls can be easily evaded say, by manipulating the timing of transactions or through mis invoicing of trade flows then there will be little effect on the actual volume of capital inflows.

He had formerly regarded the new teaching with coldness and even hostility, and had never discussed it with the Countess Lydia Ivanovna (who was carried away by it), but had carefully and silently evaded her challenges.

He had lived (without being conscious of it) by those spiritual truths which he had imbibed with his mother's milk but in thought he had not only not acknowledged those truths, but had studiously evaded them.

PARIS The recent cover of Der Spiegel showing German Chancellor Angela Merkel in front of the Acropolis surrounded by Nazi officers serves an important purpose it finally poses, in a way that cannot be evaded, the question of Germanophobia in Europe.

The IMF s idea, of course, was to strengthen the hand of the reformers, but the IMF s crude way of imposing its conditions more often led to backlash by the parliament, and to a degeneration of the democratic process. Governments treated their parliaments as potential barriers to IMF plans, and therefore as nuisances to be evaded, not places to create coalitions of national political support.