Sentence examples for an effort to bypass from inspiring English sources

The White House also accuses Ayatollah Ali Khamenei of personally directing an effort to bypass them.

Critics of Mr. Obama's proposed policy say this week's moves are an effort to bypass Congress and kill the program.

And the guidelines no longer let investigators portray reporters as engaged in a criminal act, in an effort to bypass restrictions in the Privacy Protection Act.

That step was taken in an effort to bypass Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Timothy McGinty, who is preparing evidence to present to a grand jury.

That year marked the opening of the Manchester Ship Canal, an effort to bypass Liverpool's bustling port with a direct water route from the Mersey to central Manchester.

In a fight over redistricting, Democrats in the state House refused to meet until the Republicans who control the chamber back off on an effort to bypass the state's Democratic governor.

But soon after delivering the paper he was arrested by the FBI for breaching the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), a 1998 American law that bans any efforts to bypass software that protects copyrighted digital files.

Mr. Inhofe today called it "outrageously inappropriate for any president to fill a federal judgeship through a recess appointment in a deliberate effort to bypass the Senate".

Mr. Inhofe today called it "outrageously inappropriate for any president to fill a federal judgeship through a recess appointment in a deliberate effort to bypass the Senate". He said he wanted to emphasize that he had no view on Mr. Gregory's qualifications.

A decision to pay compounded interest on pensions for lawmakers and judges could become politically potent as unions seek to respond to Mr. Madigan's reform measure, which was acted upon immediately in an apparent effort to bypass potential union opposition.

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