Sentence examples for any attempt to bypass from inspiring English sources

Add DRM to, say, a cat-litter pan and you can force customers to buy fresh perfume cartridges on the regular, ensuring a continuing revenue stream – any attempt to bypass the perfume-checking function (refilling the cartridge with unscented water, replacing it with a third-party cartridge) can be detected with software and stopped cold.

The judge cut the award a thousandfold, to $28m.In the first big test of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, an American law that criminalises any attempt to bypass the copy-protection barriers of digital content, a California jury acquitted ElcomSoft, a Russian software firm.

"I think it's important that these existing structures continue to be used without any attempt to bypass them," he said.

Any attempt to bypass Romani on the right flank would be open to attack from the garrison, which could send out infantry and mounted troops on the hard ground in the plain to the south-west.

He was said to be consulting his lawyers about establishing a family trust to "hold" the music in an attempt to bypass the law – although his wife has since denied any such legal moves on Twitter.

Fragile blood vessels proliferate around a blocked artery in an attempt to bypass an occlusion.

The Israeli mission to the United Nations described the resolution as an attempt to bypass direct talks.

Today, the explosion in online marketing campaigns is in part an attempt to bypass the mainstream critics and media altogether.

Towards the end of his career, Grainger ceased conventional composition altogether in an attempt to bypass the "absurd goose-stepping" of standard notation.

The presence of Fernandinho deep in City's midfield causes Obiang and Noble to attempt riskier passes in an attempt to bypass him.

The government abandoned an attempt to bypass that ruling through legislation after it became evident that it lacked the votes to succeed.