In his conduct of state affairs, Nicholas I often bypassed regular channels and generally resented formal deliberation, consultation, or other procedural delay.
And in medicine, where some specialties now pay far more than others, young doctors often bypass the lower-paying fields.
The finished products often bypass cinemas altogether and are instead sold directly to the "man on the street" for about $1.50£1£1).
These days, says Bobel, activists often bypass engagement with corporations and concentrate on DIY approaches, setting up businesses that sell reusable sanitary products for instance.
"It's a real local place, a course that people often bypass when they shouldn't," said Enda Mulvany, owner of Irish Pro Golf Tours.
Physicians often bypass the bedside evaluation for immediate testing and therefore encounter an image of the patient before seeing the patient in the flesh.
Unless they're students, alumni, or other worshipers in the Church of the Dawg, visitors often bypass Athens in favor of Savannah, the mountains or, of course, Atlanta.
He complained that Mr. Woodford would often bypass the heads of company divisions to give orders directly to the rank and file.
Sex determination tests are illegal in India, but ultrasound and in vitro fertilization centers often bypass the law, and medical terminations of pregnancy are easily obtained.
By utilizing the wide spread distribution of Java and incorporating SE components into our attacks, we can often bypass antivirus and firewall rules.
Combinatorial molecular interactions generated by pathway crosstalk and feedback loops often bypass the block caused by targeted therapies against oncogenic mutated kinases.
