Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• This will avoid any temptations to pay for 'paper fish'.
• A change in the Stability and Growth Pact was necessary for these two countries to avoid having to pay several billion euros in penalties for non
• observance.
• They made me fill out a lot of forms to avoid having to pay for the funeral.
• The Community provisions in this field are insufficient instruments for pursuing debtors who try to avoid their obligations to pay maintenance.
• Does the Commission think that this increase might be due to Iberia's habitual practice of presenting cancellations as delays, so as to avoid having to pay compensation?
• disposal costs.
• It must therefore be assumed that any German firm that is unable to prove what is has done with its waste has dumped it in Poland or the Czech Republic in order to avoid having to pay high waste

• And he owes me a great sum of money... LAUGHTER... which he hopes to avoid paying.
• This is the most necessary change, bearing in mind that importers choose the method that, at any given time, allows them to avoid paying additional duties.
• Therefore, to change supplier in order to avoid paying duties would be costly, impossible in the short term and risky from a technological point of view.
• Nowadays people will go anywhere to avoid paying tax.
• They are tax havens where rich people are allowed to avoid paying everything that everyone else does.
• They therefore made increasing efforts to keep communications within their own network in order to avoid paying user fees to other operators.
• Metromutual has sued their own policyholders to avoid paying for conventional treatments.
• Black market traders used these tunnels to avoid paying taxes on goods in and out of Ma'an.