He said Mr. Hsu "never asked anybody to make a contribution in their name when actually it was his contribution so as to circumvent the limitations on contributions".
He went on, "To be honest, we didn't think we were really breaking rules so much as circumventing them you know, in a Chinese way".
He went on, "To be honest, we didn't think we were really breaking rules so much as circumventing them — you know, in a Chinese way".
However, the offer has also drawn some criticism because it could be seen as circumventing the prime minister, Yukio Hatoyama, in favor of a scandal-tainted figure who holds no formal cabinet position.
Opposition critics assailed the gambit as circumventing democracy.
William Coldiron, the solicitor general of the Department of the Interior, testified against the bill, which he viewed as circumventing the BIA's recognition process and as costing too much money.
It's by no means a firewall, but marijuana industry officials may take small comfort in the notion that U.S. attorneys by and large might be unwilling to be seen as circumventing the will of voters in their home states, especially now that the cannabis industry is past the startup phase.
Nevertheless, many challenges remain, not least extending the utility of targeting mitochondrial apoptosis to diverse tumour types as well as circumventing mechanisms of resistance.
The inhibition by XIAP, however, was of no role in the present setting, as circumvented by a ROS-dependent and caspase-independent pathway.
In our study the presence of DCIS probably contributed to biased MLPA outcome as circumvented by manual and/or laser microdissection in 33% (4/12) of (selected) cases.
