Sentence examples for be allowed to bypass from inspiring English sources
Should the Amish be allowed to bypass laws requiring photo identification?
Decoster called for local authorities to be allowed to bypass their national governments and apply for direct funding from the EU.
Flight attendants and their unions have argued that they should also be allowed to bypass the pat-downs and screenings, as well.
Public Citizen, which has long argued for developing countries to be allowed to bypass patent protections on drugs in order to be able to afford to treat their people – and has a Kaletra access campaign here – is delighted.
If somehow they can, it's even harder to see how we can sell less than the EU yet be the side that's "quids in", and harder still to see how so much money would be allowed to bypass the treasury for the department of business.
By default, anyone in your Favorites category will automatically be allowed to bypass Do Not Disturb.
Such a process would result if part of the air were allowed to bypass the spray.
But if the appeal is allowed to bypass the district court, it could speed up the resolution of the dispute.
Council members said that under Mr. Giuliani, they were allowed to bypass the metal detectors and X-ray machines, a policy that had continued under Mr. Bloomberg until the fatal shooting.
Those applicants were allowed to bypass the usual hiring process and did not have to compete against more qualified candidates based on merit, according to court documents.
