Sentence examples for a circumventing from inspiring English sources

The procedure is similar for a bill mentioned in paragraph 2, except that if the Constitutional Tribunal rules that the bill has a circumventing or curtailing effect, the Prime Minister has no power to put the bill to a referendum.

Passive sentences used as a control condition were designed to account for the possibility of a circumventing strategy; however, the results of this measure were inconclusive, as they were associated with the highest error rate, performing at chance level [a finding also reported in Caplan & Hildebrandt, 1988 ].

Laziness offered by a participant is reported in one study as a contributor to circumventing a protocol [ 41].

Some clambered up to it on a wooden plank, circumventing a roped-off ramp, and snapped photos against the railings.

Is there a perception of greater anonymity within a hospital, circumventing embarrassment?

White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest declined to say whether Obama would veto a bill circumventing the ongoing State Department process.

Our work has thus identified a potential mechanism for circumventing a trade-off between efficient sensing and robust control.

Circumventing a referendum is "a profoundly undemocratic thing to do," said Jordan Barowitz, a spokesman for Mr. Vallone.

A briber wants a to circumvent the law.

There is always someone who comes up with a shortcut to circumvent a safeguard that was designed to counteract an earlier shortcut.

This month, the firm claimed a breakthrough in circumventing LED droop.