Sentence examples for a circumvention from inspiring English sources

Filtering software manufacturers add a "circumvention tools" category to their blacklists, to reside beside pornography and extremism.

Its leaders have suggested that secular forces could come together in a majority if Ennahda wins only a plurality — a possibility Mr. Ghannouchi termed "a circumvention of democracy".

The referees Tim Peel and Rob Martell gave Sutton a five-minute major and game misconduct for elbowing — a circumvention of the head-check penalty.

Of course, that said that corporate contributions, channelled not through Person A's spouse but the right kind of PAC, are not a circumvention of election laws but a pirouette within their confines.

In both cases there was a distrust of the foreign policy elite, which led to policy-making outside the usual channels and a circumvention of experts at the State Department and the C.I.A.

In a statement released Wednesday, Bill Daly, the deputy commissioner of the league, said: "The contract has been rejected by the league as a circumvention of the collective bargaining agreement".

As described by a key informant, HPC networks marry grassroots work together with broader systems support to provide a unique circumvention:...on a system level we have never had a broad level of system support.

At best, this can be called a craven circumvention of an unpleasant situation.

It was a talk which — in a fortunate circumvention of irony — was itself well-attended.

She added that the commission interpreted it as "a blatant circumvention of the rules it imposed, and as a strong signal that, under such conditions, the commission will go close to the limits in order to provide for effective deterrence".

He promptly downloaded a free "circumvention" programme that had been developed during his detention.