Sentence examples for bypassed its from inspiring English sources

Yet almost all of the assistance provided to Haiti has bypassed its government, leaving it even less capable than before.

At what point do the schools stand up and say, 'This is wrong?' " In both cases, the N.C.A.A. bypassed its usual investigative protocol.

The Gateway in-house team will work with Henry Corra, a documentary filmmaker, and his company, Corra Films in New York; on several occasions, Gateway bypassed its agency of record to work with Mr. Corra on television commercials.

A new study modeling fluid dynamics suggested something strange:  that air breathed in through Stegoceras's nasal cavity would have largely bypassed its smell receptors.

It said that while its servers helped members locate each other and maintain quality, the actual call data usually bypassed its equipment going directly from one users' equipment to another.

Over the decades L'Oréal has built valuable relationships with retailers around the world, from Harvey Nichols and Harrod's in the U.K. to Bloomingdale's and Lord & Taylor in the U.S. If L'Oréal bypassed its merchants by selling its products directly to consumers on its website, it would alienate them, and its sales in their stores would suffer.

Annie Moore, a spokeswoman for the United Network for Organ Sharing, a nonprofit organization established by Congress to arrange organ donations, said the public solicitation by Mr. Breen's family is wrong because it bypasses its system, which establishes waiting lists based on medical information.

Carp would never admit to it, but if Kodak can sell prints directly on the Web, bypassing its 38,000 retailer locations, it can keep that $1.75 markup and more.

But as a channel with 29 million subscribers, HBO cannot afford to bypass its cable partners.

Unless, perhaps, there existed a way to bypass its walls entirely?

To bypass its possibilities for what have been called "animated Barbie dolls" seems a bit perverse, to say the least.