In effect, you will have taken a number of small steps resulting in a big change, circumventing our natural aversion to risk.
Another change to circumvent the laws is a plan designed by Mr. Pataki and passed the Legislature that allows those sentenced for A-1 felonies who have no history of violence to earn reductions in their sentences for good behavior.
(The Justice Department recently moved to outlaw the firearm accessories with a policy change, effectively circumventing the legislative process).
Subtle structural changes circumvent legal restrictions placed on the parent compound.
As summarized in Figure 6, we hypothesize that in non-malignant finite-life human breast epithelial cells, such changes circumvent barriers to extend replicative potential and cellular life span that normally serve to protect from the induction of further carcinogenic changes.
Environmental law experts said that allowing changes to circumvent the full review process would be a blow to the National Environmental Policy Act.
Gene duplications within a species could permit the evolution of different expression patterns or different intracellular locations, or may contain amino acid changes that circumvent the efforts of pathogens to evade detection.
But walls can be circumvented by changes in technology, population pressures on the other side and the mobility and stealth of the enemy.
In addition, by comparing each plasmid with its host genome fragmented into pieces with the same size of the plasmid, the effect of the sensitivity of δ* of small DNA fragments to small changes in word is circumvented.
They should stop denying the problem and quit trying to circumvent change by calling in chits from their friends in Washington.
