Mr. Martinette had never before circumvented the chain of command to directly lobby a Council member.
Although the measures tighten controls on some transactions related to failed banks, they are intended to stop people circumventing the controls before they are finally lifted.
Backpage, on the other hand, responds to most of the three to five incoming subpoenas it receives per day within 24 hours, and often turns over data before receiving the official subpoena, circumventing privacy laws with an exigent circumstances clause in their Terms of Use.
Weeks before Correa's sentencing allegations surfaced that the Boston Red Sox were circumventing international signing rules in Venezuela by raising player signing bonuses through a series of winks, nods and maybe even bags of cash.
There are sometimes ways of circumventing these rules, but you'll need sophisticated tax help before your case settles to do it.
The state Senate had unanimously approved the bill shortly before midnight, along with a special provision to deliver it to the governor immediately, circumventing a normal waiting period of several days.
He's not circumventing anything.
They're circumventing the policy.
Sir Malcolm said the suggestion that GCHQ was circumventing UK law by getting intelligence about British people from the NSA had been made before by The Guardian.
He had canny ways of circumventing authority.
