Sentence examples for administration to circumvent from inspiring English sources

"This is another attempt by the Obama administration to circumvent the rule of law and unilaterally implement its failed housing agenda at the expense of responsible homeowners".

But Senate foot-dragging should not encourage the Obama administration to circumvent the treaty process mandated in our Constitution, as James P. Rubin urges.

Mr. Bradbury's memorandums were described by Democrats as an effort by the Bush administration to circumvent laws prohibiting torture and to undermine a public legal opinion issued by the Justice Department in 2004 that declared torture to be "abhorrent".

Besides being branded a serial liar by the Senate's CIA torture report, Hayden is best known for carrying out orders from the Bush administration to circumvent the Fisa court and spy on Americans without warrants after 9/11 – orders later judged illegal.

The commissions were created by the Bush administration to circumvent legal protections.

Congress should also immediately declare that signing statements such as those used by the Bush Administration to circumvent the law are to be regarded as nothing more than executive commentary and not, as has been the case, as policy.

They cite, for example, the method the Obama administration used to circumvent Senate approval (which is explicitly required under Dodd-Frank) for the appointment of the head of the CFPB and the technique of funding the bureau through mandated payments by the Fed.A response by the government could come in August, an initial verdict by the upcoming election.

"Without such safeguards, the proposal has the potential to allow the administration to entirely circumvent probable cause and warrant requirements as well as promote vigilantism," said Rachel King, a legislative counsel for the civil liberties union, in a statement.

As several lawmakers fumed today about the possibility that the administration was trying to circumvent that, leaders of civil rights organizations said the administration was poised to endorse outright discrimination.

Instead the administration has tried to circumvent the California law by threatening doctors who recommend marijuana with the loss of their federal licenses to prescribe drugs.

If the FISA court is willing to approve surveillance this broad, it's hard to see why the administration ever wanted to circumvent it.