noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
tax avoidance
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
passive
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Thus results from passive avoidance and imprinting might begin to converge, which should be good news for both labs.
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This is the basic one-trial passive avoidance learning model that had attracted me.
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The other approach has been to argue that rats have difficulty with passive avoidance because they can not remember recent events.
■ NOUN
behaviour
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In this case the husband's behaviour might be positively reinforcing the wife's avoidance behaviour.
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In a classroom situation blackboard is more available than, say, theatre. avoidance behaviour See under behaviour.
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There seems to have been no evolutionary selection for specific avoidance behaviour -- cowering giraffes are not a sensitive predictor of thunderstorms.
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On the contrary, they went hand-in-hand with the correlations already established between avoidance behaviour and residence at marriage.
tax
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Since tax avoidance is so effective, the answer is probably not much.
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But a low capital-gains rate leads to investment decisions based on expectations of tax avoidance rather than productive efficiency.
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Trusts are a particular object of attack, as if all trusts had as their purpose the aim of tax avoidance .
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Big business has further reduced its contributions by ingenious tax avoidance strategies.
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It was not necessarily that the rich were more adroit at tax avoidance .
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There are several specialist groups for business, subcontractors, large-scale tax avoidance and transfer of assets overseas.
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This may make your tax avoidance strategies much harder to employ.
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If a sign were needed that the Internet has become a real market, the arrival of tax avoidance is surely it.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Troops have received training in mine avoidance and detection.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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It is important at this stage to stress the unhealthy nature of avoidance .
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They avoid the big prices with imitation goods, and with avoidance of store rents.