Sentence examples for authorities bypassing from inspiring English sources

Then a New York City organization called Casa Puebla, which has close ties to the state government of Puebla, put them in touch with state authorities, bypassing the town leaders.

Although Lefèvre's introductions were intended to facilitate direct access to Aristotle and other authorities, bypassing the "schools", they were themselves reproduced, studied, and commented on, becoming, in effect, an alternative to the "schools".

They ushered in the era of the Bush/Cheney Imperial Presidency that exercised sweeping authority, bypassed established law, and caused widespread concern amongst scholars and average citizens for the future of our democracy.

According to this statute, during periods with no or low disease activity, lazzarettos referred directly to Venetian authorities and bypassed authority of local health boards (13 ).

The two activists raised concerns last month that Kenyan authorities were bypassing court procedures and secretly transferring Kenyans to stand trial in Uganda over the July 11 bomb attacks that singled out large groups gathered to watch the televised World Cup final.

If someone's motives directly defy her attempt to exercise authority over her actions, then their power is not only independent of her authority; they bypass her agency altogether.

Parents are being given power to open schools as local education authorities are bypassed.

It's on the way to nowhere very much at all now, worn down by the tides of history and inept authorities, and bypassed by state cultural regeneration.

Mr Mulhern is among a number of families calling on the UK authorities to bypass British forces and for an international team of investigators to be brought in.

The technology, if left undetected, would have enabled authorities to bypass BlackBerry email encryption by mining communications from devices before they were sent.

The constitutional council struck out an article in the bill that would have allowed the intelligence services and authorities to bypass the commission in emergency situations, declaring the clause was "manifestly disproportionate to the right to privacy".