12. He had to skip in the 1980s to a mansion in the Isleofman, so the tax man wouldn't get him.
80年代，他不得不悄然溜到马恩岛的一公馆，以便收税员找不到他。
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13. On the occasion of my inspection tour of london , i visited the isleof man in the irish sea.
在我出访伦敦之际，我参观了爱尔兰海的曼恩岛。
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14. New and old designs were dropped from the stern of a trawler and towed across the seabed off the Isleof Man.
试验场地设在英国的曼恩岛海域，两个设计都被从拖船船尾放入海中，拖过海底。
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15. The Isleof Man, for instance, now automatically swaps information (though Jersey refuses to follow suit for fear of losing “competitive advantage”.
诸如马恩岛现在就自动提供信息了（不过泽西岛就因怕丧失竞争优势而不愿意跟风行事）。
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16. The Isleof Man, for instance, now automatically swaps information (though Jersey refuses to follow suit for fear of losing "competitive advantage".
诸如马恩岛现在就自动提供信息了（不过泽西岛就因怕丧失竞争优势而不愿意跟风行事）。
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17. It would be very tempting for the Isleof Man to reduce its rate from the current 17.5% to 15% to attract more e-commerce, if the UK would allow this.
如果英国允许马恩岛将其税率由现在的17.5%下降到15%，一定会对电子商务非常有吸引力。
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18. From the late 870s Vikings settled permanently in England, and also founded colonies in the Isleof man, the Northern and Western Isles, the Faroes, and Iceland.
19. The Channel Islands (Jersey and Guernsey) and the Isleof Man squeaked in before a meeting of G20 countries in London in April, where tax dodging was on the agenda.
20. Thomas' roundhouse is located on the fictional Island of Sodor, which the Rev. Awdry dreamed up in the early 1950s, after visiting the IsleofMan to preach at a Sunday school festival.
21. By 1968 John Brunner, a British novelist, observed that the earth's people-by then 3.5 billion-would have required the Isle ofMan, 572 square kilometres in the Irish Sea, for its standing room.
22. In the meantime the Channel Islands and the IsleofMan, like the foot-draggers, are deducting withholding tax from EU-resident savers anonymously, and answering specific requests for information.
23. The Easter Act 1928 says that, in the United Kingdom, the Channel Islands and the Isle ofMan, Easter day shall be a fixed day in each year on the first Sunday after the second Saturday in April.
24. The Easter Act 1928 says that, in the United Kingdom, the Channel Islands and the Isle ofMan, Easter day shall be a fixed day in each year on the first Sunday after the second Saturday in April.
