Sentence examples for bypass requirements from inspiring English sources

Cummings said the 2009 exchange showed that Republicans were unfairly critical of Clinton and argued that Powell "advised Secretary Clinton with a detailed blueprint on how to skirt security rules and bypass requirements to preserve federal records, although Secretary Clinton has made clear that she did not rely on this advice".

Strong NESs of Nmd3 on Rio2 bypass requirement for Slx9 but not Yrb2 in 40S pre-ribosome export.

Community and environmental groups complained that in its haste, the administration bypassed requirements for environmental review and public comment, claims the authority denies.

Britain's government is preparing sweeping new legislation that would let the country's domestic intelligence agencies monitor all private telephone, e-mail, text message, social network and Internet use in the country, bypassing requirements for judicial warrants.

Thus, in spite of extensive documentation of constitutive knockout phenotypes [ 9, 17, 18] and our own conditional studies bypassing requirements prior to NOCD [ 4], formal in vivo demonstration of a direct requirement for Met in axon growth and path-finding is still currently lacking.

They have suggested that India be allowed, subject to annual Congressional review, to bypass the requirements of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, which it has not signed.

Instead, President Obama found an out in the law; namely that he can bypass the requirements of the WPR if the US is not engaged in active "hostilities".

As a new commissioner I learned quickly what developers would do to bypass those requirements.

Indeed, CRPC cells continue to depend on AR-signalling but bypass the requirements for physiological levels of circulating androgens.

The state bypassed both requirements by not conducting environmental impact reviews.

However, most studios bypass the requirement on the grounds that the actors they use are self-employed.